To solve this task, we need to match each sentence starter with a phrase that makes it a complete sentence. A complete sentence has both a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought.
Let's go through each one:
1.
The flowers — needs something about the flowers. “are many colors” fits well → *The flowers are many colors.*
2.
I — needs an action or feeling. “am very happy” works → *I am very happy.*
3.
The children — needs an action. “played together” is perfect → *The children played together.*
4.
My toys — needs what they did or how they made someone feel. “made us laugh” fits → *My toys made us laugh.*
5.
The funny man — needs an action. “went home” completes it → *The funny man went home.*
All matches make grammatically correct and meaningful sentences.
Final Answer:
The flowers → are many colors
I → am very happy
The children → played together
My toys → made us laugh
The funny man → went home
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of writing a complete sentence worksheet.
