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Fragments & Run-ons

Complete sentences, sentence fragments, and run-on sentences

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After the storm cleared, we saw a rainbow in the sky. This is a complete sentence. It has a subject (we) and a verb (saw), and it tells a complete thought.
Running through the park on a warm summer day. This is a sentence fragment. It has a verb (running), but the subject (that would tell who is running) is missing.
The teacher gave us an assignment we have to finish it by tomorrow. This is a run-on sentence. There are two complete thoughts expressed here, but they need to be separated in some way.
Because she was tired from staying up too late. This is a sentence fragment. There is a word that looks like a subject (she) and words that look like verbs (was, staying). But there is no complete thought.
I love to read books my brother prefers watching movies. This is a run-on sentence. There are two complete thoughts expressed here, but they need to be separated in some way.
We wanted to go to the movies, but we didn't have enough money. This is a complete sentence. It has a subject (We) and a verb (wanted), and it tells a complete thought.
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