In this activity, you need to differentiate between complete sentences and sentence fragments. You will be given statements, and your job is to identify whether they are fully formed sentences or just fragments. If you find any fragments, try to modify them into complete sentences by rewriting them.

A complete sentence has a subject (who or what the sentence is about) and a predicate (what the subject is doing or what happened), expressing a complete thought. On the other hand, a fragment is missing one of these parts or doesn't make a full thought on its own. For example, "The cat slept on the mat" is a complete sentence because it tells you who did what. But "Slept on the mat" is a fragment because it doesn't tell us who slept there. To check if it's complete, see if the sentence answers the question, "Who did what?" If it does, you have a complete sentence!