Sentences versus Fragments Practice

1. Which choice uses only complete sentences?
   • Be there on time! Because tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.
   • Be there on time! Tickets are given on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. Identify the choice that results in a grammatically correct sentence.
   • When dinner will be ready
   • When will dinner be ready?
3. Which choice uses only complete sentences?
   • I went kayaking. Since I love being on the lake.
   • I went kayaking. I love being on the lake.
4. Which choice is a complete sentence?
   • Never in my life.
   • I never went back.
5. Read the example. Decide whether it is a complete sentence or a fragment.

   While I was driving to work and there was an accident on the road.

   • complete sentence
   • fragment
6. Read the example. Decide whether it is a complete sentence or a fragment.

   When I took my math test, I was very nervous.

   • complete sentence
   • fragment
7. Read the example. Decide whether it is a complete sentence or a fragment.

   I take my cellphone with me wherever I go.

   • complete sentence
   • fragment
8. Turn the sentence fragment below into a complete sentence, adding proper capitalization and punctuation as needed.

   Tim and Sally

9. Turn the sentence fragment below into a complete sentence, adding proper capitalization and punctuation as needed.

   ran quickly

10. Turn the sentence fragment below into a complete sentence, adding proper capitalization and punctuation as needed.

    in an airplane