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Complete and Incomplete Sentences

A complete sentence is a group of words that tells a complete idea. A complete sentence answers these questions: Who? and What is it doing?

Example of a Complete Sentence: The dog ate his bone. Who? The dog What did he do? Ate his bone We can answer our two questions Who? and What did he do? So this is a complete sentence!

Example of an Incomplete Sentence: The big hairy spider. Who? The big hairy spider We don’t know! This is not a complete sentence! What did it do? TIP: Just because a group of words begins with a capital and ends with a period doesn’t mean it is a complete sentence!

Complete or Incomplete? That is the question! The bird flew back to the nest. Who? The bird What did it do? Flew back to the nest This is a COMPLETE sentence!

Complete or Incomplete? That is the question! The kitten played with the yarn. Who? The kitten What did it do? Played with the yarn This is a COMPLETE sentence!

Complete or Incomplete? That is the question! Is flapping in the wind. Who? We don’t know! This is not a complete sentence! What is it doing? Flapping in the wind TIP: Just because a group of words begins with a capital and ends with a period doesn’t mean it is a complete sentence!

Complete or Incomplete? That is the question! The basket of food Who? The basket of food What is it doing? We don’t know! This is not a complete sentence! TIP: Just because a group of words begins with a capital and ends with a period doesn’t mean it is a complete sentence!

Complete or Incomplete? That is the question! The boy hurried to school. Who? The boy What did he do? Hurried to school This is a COMPLETE sentence!

Complete or Incomplete? That is the question! The waves at the beach. Who? The waves at the beach What are they doing? We don’t know! This is not a complete sentence! TIP: Just because a group of words begins with a capital and ends with a period doesn’t mean it is a complete sentence!

A complete sentence is a group of words that tells a complete idea. What is a complete sentence? A complete sentence is a group of words that tells a complete idea. What questions can a complete sentence answer? Who? and What is it doing? The End