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Complete Sentences
Complete Sentences
Complete sentences have a subject and predicate.
Complete sentences have a subject and predicate.
Subject: Who or what the sentence is about
Predicate: what the subject does or is
Sentences that are missing the subject or predicate are called fragments. A fragment is an incomplete thought.
Run-on sentences are sentences that include more than one complete thought without the use of a punctuation mark to separate those complete thoughts.
Brain Pop- Subject and Predicate
Brain Pop- Subject and Predicate
Sentence or Fragment Practice Slides
Sentence or Fragment Practice Slides
capitalization Rules
capitalization Rules
Capitalize:
Capitalize:
Proper Nouns
Beginning of a sentence
The word I
Days, months, and holidays
Titles of people (Mr., Mrs., Dr.)
Titles of books, movies, and TV shows
Nationalities, religions, and languages
Let's Practice
Let's Practice
What words need to be capitalized?
What words need to be capitalized?
Punctuation
Punctuation
Let's Practice
Let's Practice
How should each sentence end?
How should each sentence end?
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