every complete sentence has a subject and a predicate.\nit expresses a complete thought.\na fragment does…

every complete sentence has a subject and a predicate.\nit expresses a complete thought.\na fragment does not have both a subject and a predicate. correct\na sentence fragment by adding a subject or a predicate.\na run - on sentence joins two sentences that should be separate.\ncorrect a run - on sentence by separating the two ideas into two\nsentences.\nread the sentences. rewrite each sentence and fix any fragments\nor run - on sentences.\n1. i like summer i always go camping with my dad.\n______________________\n2. first, dad and i.\n______________________\n3. we gather wood for a campfire later we take a swim in the lake.\n______________________\n4. in the evening my dad and i.\n______________________\n5. we sleep great in the tent we have a big breakfast the next morning.\n______________________

every complete sentence has a subject and a predicate.\nit expresses a complete thought.\na fragment does not have both a subject and a predicate. correct\na sentence fragment by adding a subject or a predicate.\na run - on sentence joins two sentences that should be separate.\ncorrect a run - on sentence by separating the two ideas into two\nsentences.\nread the sentences. rewrite each sentence and fix any fragments\nor run - on sentences.\n1. i like summer i always go camping with my dad.\n______________________\n2. first, dad and i.\n______________________\n3. we gather wood for a campfire later we take a swim in the lake.\n______________________\n4. in the evening my dad and i.\n______________________\n5. we sleep great in the tent we have a big breakfast the next morning.\n______________________

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. The original sentence is a run - on. We separate the two ideas into two sentences.
  2. The original is a fragment. We add a predicate.
  3. The original is a run - on. We separate the two ideas into two sentences.
  4. The original is a fragment. We add a predicate.
  5. The original is a run - on. We separate the two ideas into two sentences.

Answer:

  1. I like summer. I always go camping with my dad.
  2. First, Dad and I go fishing. (The predicate can vary, this is just an example)
  3. We gather wood for a campfire. Later we take a swim in the lake.
  4. In the evening my dad and I tell stories. (The predicate can vary, this is just an example)
  5. We sleep great in the tent. We have a big breakfast the next morning.