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To identify complete sentences, we look for a subject, a predicate (verb), and the expression of a complete thought.
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To identify complete sentences, we look for a subject, a predicate (verb), and the expression of a complete thought.
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She finished her homework.
- Subject: "She"
- Predicate: "finished her homework"
- This expresses a complete thought. It is a complete sentence.
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When the bell rang.
- This is a dependent clause starting with the subordinating conjunction "When". It does not express a complete thought on its own. It is not a complete sentence.
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The students studied quietly.
- Subject: "The students"
- Predicate: "studied quietly"
- This expresses a complete thought. It is a complete sentence.
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Because it was raining.
- This is a dependent clause starting with the subordinating conjunction "Because". It does not express a complete thought on its own. It is not a complete sentence.
The complete sentences are:
- She finished her homework.
- The students studied quietly.
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