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For each of the following sentences, identify it as a sentence, fragment, or run-on. (flip)
If it is a fragment, it will have a main subject and verb. Eliminate any verbals, prep phrases, and dependent clauses when looking for the main subject and verb.
See for yourself what is in the box outside your door.
Sentence
Leaving the door open and a draft coming through that cooled down the entire house.
Fragment
Halting beside the sergeant, the young private with his newly pressed uniform and freshly shined shoes.
Fragment
If you are not going to finish your plate, may I have your leftovers?
Sentence
Why your sweater, which is the same color as your shirt and your skirt.
Fragment
Seeing him I stopped, he reminded me of someone I used to know.
Run-on
Some people have defined cheekbones, I have a defined jawline.
Run-on
My locker at school is full of pictures of me, my friends, and my family and of pieces of clothing, like my sweatshirt and a pair of running shoes.
sentence
Whether you have decided to come on the trip with me or not.
Fragment
He was wearing a gray suit with a white shirt and a matching grey vest, it was so formal-looking that I was shocked.
Run-on
Some kids believe in the Easter Bunny, but mine believe in the Energizer Bunny.
Sentence
The prize for winning the contest, which is a weekend ski trip and two tickets to see a concert.
Fragment
My father has always said that he had only two rules in his house, do not lie, and do not steal.
Run-on
While I agree with you when you say that it is irrelevant.
Fragment
The woman playing her mother in the movie looked too young and too pretty to fulfill the part well.
Sentence
Driving up in his new red car with a convertible top and newly-installed stereo system.
Fragment
Why do many girls love shopping so much, it’s not really that great.
Run-on
Stores that pay employees simply to stand in the middle of a mall and offer potential customers free samples.
Fragments
Policeman may like to eat donuts, but mall security cops enjoy eating chicken wings.
Sentence
I don’t particularly like chicken wings because I am a vegetarian though I didn’t used to be.
sentence
I wonder what Santa Claus gets for his wife for Christmas.
Sentence
A new piece of clothing or jewelry or perhaps a toy like he makes for all the children of the world?
Fragment
I have been looking online lately at different haircuts, a long bob would probably look good on me.
Run-on
The first time that I went to a mall that had a food court was this year, my mall doesn’t have one.
Run-on
This movie is becoming really strange, I don’t understand the mixing of the sub-plot with the plot.
Run-on
I just lost my ID card, have you seen it anywhere?
Run-on
There are too many flashbacks in this movie for me to understand what is going on.
Sentence
As they are portrayed in movies, teenage girls are shallow and superficial, and all they care about is what they look like and boys.
Sentence
I asked the circulation desk worker to help me fix the problem on my computer, but he didn’t know anything about it either.
Sentence
Sitting on Santa’s lap at the mall, with their parents watching them and hoping to get a good picture.
Fragment
I was looking for a new belt for my boyfriend, all the ones I saw were too small.
Run-on
My sister ate an entire pizza last night and then got sick afterwards.
Sentence
Have you noticed that movie producers often contract much older actors to play teenagers in movies about growing up?
Sentence
After last night and having seen what kind of a person he really is on the inside.
fragment
Depending where you get your ears pierced, you could get an infection afterward.
sentence
I made this hot chocolate myself, would you like to try some?
Run-on
My favorite kind of cookie has a lot of chocolate, it is chocolate, has chocolate chips, and has m&m’s.
Run-on
Although chocolate cookies are my favorite, I will eat other kinds of cookies if they are offered to me.
Sentence
Disgusted by his snoring and deciding to roll him over on his stomach to try to make him stop.
Fragment
He has been growing his mustache since November.
Sentence
I don’t care only about myself, otherwise I wouldn’t be helping you right now.
Run-on
If you want to do better, you have to make some changes in how you prepare.
Sentence
He bought his girlfriend a locket with their picture inside it for her anniversary, too bad she doesn’t wear necklaces.
Run-on
The boy from California who doesn’t wear a jacket but does wear gloves while he skateboards around campus.
Fragment
Burger buffets are good, but the pieces of lettuce are always too big, they don’t fit on the bun.
Run-on
The computer turned off just when I was in the middle of typing my term paper for my literature class.
Sentence
I wish that I could wear headbands, but I can’t because my ears are too far back on my head.
Sentence
My flash drive is old-looking, I lost my first one, and this one was given to me by a friend.
Run-on
In order to determine the grade on the final that you need to get at minimum to pass this course with a B.
Fragment
Carrying my trumpet case with me all day is hard to do because it is heavy.
Sentence
Feigning disinterest when you actually do have an interest is useless.
Sentence
I’m surprised that they convinced such a talented actor to take the role in such a minor film.
Sentence
Once I knew how to do it, doing it without a problem and without needing any help.
Fragment
This school has a lot of computers, there’s one per student.
Run-on
I want to buy him a tie, but ties are such cliché gifts, plus, he has so many already.
Run-on
In my honest opinion, those headphones that cost way too much money for the use you can get out of them.
Fragment
Luckily, the free gift wrapping services available at the store which are available beginning in December.
Fragment
Some people consider me a workaholic, I consider myself diligent.
Run-on
Twins don’t always look alike, some barely even look like siblings.
Run-on
If you accidentally leave your trunk open on your car when you are driving on the highway.
Fragment
The dollar store has a lot of useful things, but you have to watch out because some stuff is not even worth the dollar it costs.
Sentence
My sister wants a new steering wheel cover, so I bought her a fuzzy red one that is supposed to fit every steering wheel.
Sentence
We have so many plastics bags from grocery stores in my apartment, I should recycle them.
Run-on
The drain in my kitchen, clogged and giving off a foul odor.
Fragment
Can you save me a slice of cherry pie, it’s my favorite.
Run-on
When I type quickly, I make more errors than I’d care to admit.
Sentence
I have to go back and fix at least 10 errors per line, which doesn’t bother me, but it does take a lot of time.
Sentence
The final due date for library books was the 17th, so yours is late, please return it.
Run-on
Though the flight was long and the food was terrible.
Fragment
Regarding the scarf you made me, as soon as I have time to repay your gift with another.
Fragment
I’m afraid to buy a new computer because I don’t want to have to get used to a new operating system.
Sentence
How long should a tie be?
Sentence
My recipe from my grandmother for three dozen sugar cookies that are easy to cut out with cookie cutters.
Fragment
Ice cream is refreshing, especially on cool days I like to eat it.
Run-on
When you are writing a book title, the proper form is to underline it.
sentence
If you are typing, most people italicize book titles, and they put short story or poem titles in quotation marks.
sentence