Question 1

A complete subject

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tells whom or what the sentence is about.

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is a fragment sentence.

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is the action in the sentence.

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includes the verb.

Question 2

A complete predicate is

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the verb and tells what the subject does.

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the noun in the sentence

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the subject of the sentence.

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the proper noun in the sentence.

Question 3

What is the complete subject of this sentence?       The gasoline engine produces energy for our cars.

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the gasoline engine

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produces

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energy

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for our cars

Question 4

What is the complete predicate of this sentence?     The production of electricity and steel requires a large amount of coal.

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requires a large amount of coal.

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a large amount of coal

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The production of electricity

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and steel

Question 5

How can you tell if a sentence is a complete sentence?

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it has both a subject and predicate

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it has a proper noun in it

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it starts with a capital letter and ends with punctuation

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it makes sense

Question 6

Which sentence below would fix this run-on sentence?  This restaurant serves great pizza let's eat here.

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This restaurant serves great pizza, so let's eat here.

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This restaurant serves great pizza and let's eat here.

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This restaurant serves. Great pizza let's eat here.

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This restaurant serves great pizza, let's eat here.

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