Complete Sentence and Fragment Worksheet
Writing tip (Two parts, one idea): Find WHO or WHAT the words are about — the subject (The hungry monkey). Find WHAT HAPPENS — the predicate (grabbed a banana). Both parts, and the idea is finished? It is a complete sentence. A part missing, or words like “When the bell rang” or “Running in the park” on their own? It is a fragment.
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- 1.Which of these is NOT a complete sentence (a fragment)? (a) My aunt sent me a gift. (b) The school bus stopped at the gate. (c) The baby elephant. (d) The little puppy ran across the garden.
- 2.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) The hungry monkey. (b) The baby elephant splashed in the river. (c) After we ate lunch. (d) Put out the fire.
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3.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Hid under the bed.” (a) fragment (b) complete sentence -
4.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“A green parrot ate a ripe guava.” (a) fragment (b) complete sentence - 5.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) If you come early. (b) The school bus. (c) Our cat slept on the sofa. (d) Brought a letter for Dad.
- 6.Which of these is NOT a complete sentence (a fragment)? (a) The brown cow gave fresh milk. (b) Sat next to me. (c) The postman brought a letter for Dad. (d) Our neighbours lit lamps on Diwali.
- 7.“Shone over the lake.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) who or what (subject) (b) what happens (predicate) (c) nothing is missing
- 8.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) The school bus. (b) While Mum was cooking. (c) Ended at five o'clock. (d) The school bell rang loudly.
- 9.“Our cat.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) nothing is missing (b) who or what (subject) (c) what happens (predicate)
- 10.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) The doctor. (b) Ran across the garden. (c) Before the sun set. (d) The bright moon shone over the lake.
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11.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Grabbed a banana.” (a) complete sentence (b) fragment - 12.“Sent me a gift.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) what happens (predicate) (b) who or what (subject) (c) nothing is missing
- 13.Which of these is NOT a complete sentence (a fragment)? (a) The old farmer planted rice in the field. (b) The children sang a song in the hall. (c) Flew high in the sky. (d) The little puppy ran across the garden.
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14.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Although he was tired.” (a) complete sentence (b) fragment - 15.“Stopped at the gate.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) who or what (subject) (b) nothing is missing (c) what happens (predicate)
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16.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Fell all night.” (a) complete sentence (b) fragment - 17.“Blew the leaves away.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) what happens (predicate) (b) who or what (subject) (c) nothing is missing
- 18.“Planted rice in the field.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) who or what (subject) (b) what happens (predicate) (c) nothing is missing
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19.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“The bright moon.” (a) complete sentence (b) fragment - 20.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) Eating a big mango. (b) Wrote a poem on the board. (c) A green parrot ate a ripe guava. (d) The baby elephant.
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21.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“The hungry monkey grabbed a banana.” (a) complete sentence (b) fragment - 22.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) Eating a big mango. (b) My father. (c) The train left the station at nine. (d) Sat on the wall.
- 23.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) A big black crow sat on the wall. (b) When the bell rang. (c) The old farmer. (d) Cooked dal for dinner.
- 24.Which of these is NOT a complete sentence (a fragment)? (a) A green parrot ate a ripe guava. (b) The bright moon shone over the lake. (c) My sister made a rangoli. (d) After we ate lunch.
- 25.“Ran onto the field.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) nothing is missing (b) who or what (subject) (c) what happens (predicate)
- 26.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) The postman brought a letter for Dad. (b) As soon as we reached home. (c) Sang a song in the hall. (d) The rain.
- 27.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) Sat on the wall. (b) If you come early. (c) A small mouse. (d) The hungry monkey grabbed a banana.
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28.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“The players ran onto the field.” (a) complete sentence (b) fragment -
29.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Before the sun set.” (a) fragment (b) complete sentence - 30.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) The red kite. (b) Although he was tired. (c) Carried a crumb. (d) Our teacher wrote a poem on the board.
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31.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Made a rangoli.” (a) fragment (b) complete sentence -
32.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“Told us a story.” (a) fragment (b) complete sentence - 33.“My best friend.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) who or what (subject) (b) nothing is missing (c) what happens (predicate)
- 34.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) Collected nuts. (b) The tall tree gave us cool shade. (c) While Mum was cooking. (d) The new student.
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35.Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“The rain.” (a) fragment (b) complete sentence - 36.“A busy squirrel.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) who or what (subject) (b) nothing is missing (c) what happens (predicate)
- 37.“Grandpa.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) nothing is missing (b) what happens (predicate) (c) who or what (subject)
- 38.Which of these is NOT a complete sentence (a fragment)? (a) A green parrot ate a ripe guava. (b) Danced in the rain. (c) The old farmer planted rice in the field. (d) The school bell rang loudly.
- 39.“The school bus.” is a fragment. What is missing? (a) nothing is missing (b) who or what (subject) (c) what happens (predicate)
- 40.Which of these is a complete sentence? (a) A green parrot. (b) The new student sat next to me. (c) Rang loudly. (d) As soon as we reached home.
Answer key
- The baby elephant.
- The baby elephant splashed in the river.
- fragment
- complete sentence
- Our cat slept on the sofa.
- Sat next to me.
- who or what (subject)
- The school bell rang loudly.
- what happens (predicate)
- The bright moon shone over the lake.
- fragment
- who or what (subject)
- Flew high in the sky.
- fragment
- who or what (subject)
- fragment
- who or what (subject)
- who or what (subject)
- fragment
- A green parrot ate a ripe guava.
- complete sentence
- The train left the station at nine.
- A big black crow sat on the wall.
- After we ate lunch.
- who or what (subject)
- The postman brought a letter for Dad.
- The hungry monkey grabbed a banana.
- complete sentence
- fragment
- Our teacher wrote a poem on the board.
- fragment
- fragment
- what happens (predicate)
- The tall tree gave us cool shade.
- fragment
- what happens (predicate)
- what happens (predicate)
- Danced in the rain.
- what happens (predicate)
- The new student sat next to me.
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