Fragment, Run-On or Correct?
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Practice Questions
- 🌿 Running through the jungle quickly.
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Fragment
- 🌊 The ocean covers 71% of Earth's surface.
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Correct
- 🦁 Lions hunt at night they rest during the day.
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Run-On
- ⚡ A bolt of lightning can be five times hotter than the sun.
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Correct
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Teaching Notes
Fragment: missing subject or verb. Run-on: two clauses without proper separation. Correct: one complete clause (or properly joined clauses).
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Marking a correct complex sentence as a run-on
- Missing that a very long sentence can still be correct
Extension Activities
- Identify sentence types in stories.
- Add missing parts to fragments.
- Separate run-on sentences.
Parent Tip
Read sentences aloud and ask if they sound complete.