The document contains several sentence fragments and incomplete thoughts. Matthew finished his research ahead of time. Christian cleaned after the variety show. The dj was hosting the Cos Play event. The rest of the snippets do not form complete sentences and thoughts.

2. Because Christian cleaned
after the variety show.
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3. To finish the journey in 3D.
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4. I overslept!
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5. The dj hosting the Cos Play.
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6. Matthew finished his research
ahead of time.
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7. I overslept!
Matthew finished his research
ahead of time.
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8. Complete thought
Complete
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Subject Predicate

9. Because Christian cleaned
after the variety show.
To finish the journey in 3D.
The dj hosting the Cos Play.

10. Sentence
Fragments

11. Phrase Fragment
Clause Fragment

12. Phrase Fragment
Noun phrase Gerund phrase
Verb phrase Participial phrase
Appositive phrase Infinitive phrase
Prepositional phrase

13. Phrase Fragments
The Engineering programs
in FEU-EAC.
developing the best engineers.
Engineering, a challenging college program

14. Phrase Fragment
Solving math equations. Is required in Engineering.
Solving math equations. Andrew needed concentration.
Gunther should submit all requirements. To pass the course.
Everyone is required to see the program.

15. Clause Fragment
Subordinate clause
Relative clause

16. Subordinate clause
Subordinating + Subject + Verb
conjunction
Relationship Subordinating Conjunction
Condition If, unless, if only, provided that
Place Where, wherever
Cause/ effect Because, since, so that,
Time Until, when, whenever, after, before,
Contrast Although, even though, though
Degree In so far as, to the extent that
Alternative whether

17. Subordinate clause
although the risks great
Since the second semester started
While I was waiting for my next class

18. Relative clause
Relative pronoun + Subject + Verb
Who Whom
Whose Which
That When

19. Relative clause
Which I read from the book
Where we had our classes
Whose name appeared in the newspaper

20. Other forms of Fragment
Afterthought Fragments
begin with these transitions: especially, for
example, for instance, like, such as,
including, and except.
Example:
Jacob has several ways to annoy his instructors. Such as rolling his
eyes, smirking, reading supermarket tabloids during lecture, folding
handouts into paper airplanes, and drawing caricatures on his desk.

21. Other forms of Fragment
Lonely Verb Fragments
occur when you have a verb
phrase without a subject.
Example:
After dinner, Mike and Pat left their dirty dishes in
the kitchen sink. And let the cockroaches eat the
leftovers.

22. Other forms of Fragment
Appositive Fragments
When Dustin pulled into the driveway, Alicia
admired his flashy new car. A red convertible with
fancy rims and fuzzy dice hanging from the
rearview mirror.

23. ___ 1. Because ten students were already
infected.
___ 2. Everyone was asked to go home to
quarantine himself.
___ 3. The parents alarmed by the situation.
___ 4. Chickenpox is spread easily through
physical contact.
___ 5.To prevent others from being infected.
`

24. Phillip left school early. To memorize his
speech for the recitation tomorrow.
On the way home, his friends invited him to
play DOTA. Forgot about his speech. Phillip
got a failing grade.

25. To save enough money to the most awaited
concert. Andrew keeps a strict budget. He
never carries more than two hundred pesos
in his wallet. Avoid making impulse
purchases like a pizza or CD that will cause
him to spend his savings. When ticket selling
begins.

26. How do we correct
Sentence Fragments?
1. Combine the fragment with a
related independent clause.
2. Rewrite the fragment so that it
contains an independent clause.

27. ___ 1. Because ten students were already
infected.
___ 2. Everyone was asked to go home to
quarantine himself.
___ 3. The parents alarmed by the situation.
___ 4. Chickenpox is spread easily through
physical contact.
___ 5.To prevent others from being infected.
`

28. Phillip left school early. To memorize his
speech for the recitation tomorrow.
On the way home, his friends invited him to
play DOTA. Forgot about his speech. Phillip
got a failing grade.

29. To save enough money to the most awaited
concert. Andrew keeps a strict budget. He
never carries more than two hundred pesos
in his wallet. Avoid making impulse
purchases like a pizza or CD that will cause
him to spend his savings. When ticket selling
begins.

30. ALWAYS REMEMBER!
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Complete
Sentence
Subject Predicate