SENTENCE
AND
NON-SENTENCE
1. Troy met his friend at
the mall.
2. playing happily
1. Troy met his friend at
the mall.
2. playing happily
Which of the group of words
expresses a complete thought or
idea?
1. Troy met his friend at
the mall.
Sentence #1 expresses a complete
thought or idea.
Who met his friend? – Troy
What did Troy do at the mall? – met his
friend
Where Troy met his friend? – at the mall
1. Troy met his friend at
the mall.
expresses a complete thought
or idea.
It can be understood easily, because
it is clear and complete.
Sentence
Sentence
is a group words that
express a complete
thought or idea.
Sentence
It begins with a
capital letter.
Sentence
It ends with a
punctuation mark.
Period (.)
Question Mark (?)
Exclamation point (!)
Sentence
-can answer one or
more of the
WH-questions.
Who, What, Where, When, and Why.
1. Troy met his friend at
the mall.
Who met his friend? – Troy
What did Troy do at the mall? – met his
friend
Where Troy met his friend? – at the mall
Examples:
1.Stef loves reading
books.
Examples:
2. Anthony goes to
church every Sunday.
playing happily
something is missing
Who are playing happily?
Where are they playing?
playing happily
something is missing
It does not express a complete and
meaningful thought or idea.
Non-Sentence
Non-Sentence
is made up of
group of words but
does not tell a complete
thought or idea.
Non-Sentence
It also called
phrase.
Non-Sentence or Phrase
It begins with a
small letter.
It does not end
with a punctuation
mark.
Non-Sentence or Phrase
-cannot answer the
WH-questions
Non-Sentence or Phrase
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