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GED Writing Lesson 1
Lesson 1 : Sentences and Fragments- Steck Vaughn correlation
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is a complete sentence ? | It has a subject and verb, expresses a complete thought and ends with punctuation. |
| What is a subject ? | tells who or what a sentence is about |
| What is a verb ? | It tells what the subject is or does. |
| What is an declarative sentence ? | A sentence that tells someone something and ends with a period. |
| What is an interrogative sentence? | A sentence that asks a question and ends with a question mark. |
| What is an imperative sentence? | A sentence that gives a command and ends with a period or an exclamation mark. |
| What is an exclamatory sentence ? | A sentence that shares an emotion or feeling and ends with an exclamation mark. |
| What question do you ask to figure out the subject of the sentence ? | who or what are they talking about |
| What question do you ask to figure out the verb in a sentence? | What the subject doing ? |
| What question do you ask to figure how if a complete thought is being expressed? | Does the sentence make sense or does it leave you wondering what the writer is talking about? |
| Sentence fragment | an incomplete sentence that is missing a subject, verb and/or a complete thought. |
| If a fragment is a missing a subject, what do you do ? | add a subject |
| If a fragment is a missing a verb, what do you do ? | add a verb |
| If a fragment is missing a complete thought, what do you do ? | add or change words to make it complete or attach a fragment to a complete sentence. |
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