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Complete vs. Fragment
Complete vs. Fragment Printables
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Complete Sentence or Fragment?
Name
Score
A complete sentence has a naming part and a telling part.
Complete
Fragment
Word Box:
We ate lunch.
Birds can fly.
the big red
The dog ran fast.
ran to the
under the tree
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Writing Worksheet
Complete Sentence or Fragment?
Ages 6–8
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Sentence or Not? — Set 2
Name
Score
Sort each group of words.
Complete Sentence
Not a Sentence
Word Box:
in the box
a fluffy cat
The sun is hot.
I like to swim.
jumped over the
She sings well.
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Writing Worksheet
Sentence or Not? — Set 2
Ages 6–8
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Fix the Fragment
Name
Score
Add words to turn each fragment into a complete sentence.
1) The little dog ______
2) ______ ran to the park.
3) My best friend ______
4) ______ is my favorite food.
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Writing Worksheet
Fix the Fragment
Ages 6–8
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Circle the Complete Sentence
Name
Score
Circle the group of words that is a complete sentence.
1) jumped up high / Frogs jump.
2) the tall green / Trees are tall.
3) The cat sleeps. / a sleepy cat
4) I like books. / a good book
5) My mom cooks. / cooks dinner every
6) ran very fast / We ran very fast.
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Writing Worksheet
Circle the Complete Sentence
Ages 6–8
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More: Circle the Complete Sentence — Set 1
Name
Score
Circle the complete sentence in each pair.
1) We saw a fox. / a red fox
2) under the big / Birds sing.
3) The bell rang. / rang the bell
4) jumped over the / Frogs jump.
5) I like pizza. / a slice of
6) a fluffy white / Clouds float.
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Writing Worksheet
More: Circle the Complete Sentence — Set 1
Ages 6–8
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More: Circle the Complete Sentence — Set 2
Name
Score
Circle the complete sentence in each pair.
1) a tall green tree / Trees grow.
2) I read books. / a good book about
3) ran to the park / We ran fast.
4) My mom sings. / sings a pretty
5) The fish swim. / swim in the
6) The sun is bright. / very bright and
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Writing Worksheet
More: Circle the Complete Sentence — Set 2
Ages 6–8
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Complete Sentence: More — Set 1
Name
Score
Circle the complete sentence.
1) a shiny red / Cars zoom.
2) The rain fell. / fell all night
3) near the tall / Kids play.
4) I love art. / a fun art
5) We planted seeds. / some tiny seeds
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Writing Worksheet
Complete Sentence: More — Set 1
Ages 6–8
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Complete Sentence: More — Set 2
Name
Score
Circle the complete sentence.
1) My dad cooks. / cooks a big
2) ran across the / Dogs run.
3) a green leafy / Plants grow.
4) The stars shine. / very bright stars
5) swam in the / We swim.
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Writing Worksheet
Complete Sentence: More — Set 2
Ages 6–8
More grade 2 grammar
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Proper Nouns
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Plurals
Possessives
Verb Tense
Capitalization
Punctuation
Sentence Types