1. Sentence
2. Sentence
3. Fragment
4. Fragment
5. Sentence
6. Fragment
7. Sentence
8. Fragment
Explanation: A sentence must have a subject and a verb and express a complete thought. A fragment is missing one or more of these elements.
1. "We had grapes, turkey sandwich and water for snack." – Has a subject ("We") and verb ("had") and expresses a complete thought.
2. "Tyler got a new tablet for school." – Has a subject ("Tyler") and verb ("got") and expresses a complete thought.
3. "Some crafts on the last table." – Lacks a verb; it's a phrase, not a complete thought.
4. "With our friends next door." – Lacks a subject and verb; it's a prepositional phrase.
5. "Sophia needed a new pair of eye glasses." – Has a subject ("Sophia") and verb ("needed") and expresses a complete thought.
6. "Chairs left in the hallway." – Lacks a verb; "left" is a past participle, not a main verb.
7. "This sea animal is my favourite one." – Has a subject ("This sea animal") and verb ("is") and expresses a complete thought.
8. "Rainy all day." – Lacks a subject and verb; it's a fragment.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sentences and fragments worksheet.
