The document defines and provides examples of four types of sentences: complete sentences, fragments, compound sentences, and run-on sentences. A complete sentence has a subject and a predicate, while a fragment is missing one of these elements. A compound sentence joins two or more independent clauses with the correct conjunctions like "and" or "but". A run-on sentence incorrectly joins independent clauses without punctuation or conjunctions.

1. • Complete sentences
• Fragments
• Compound sentences
• Run-ons

3.  What
is a complete
sentence?
Acomplete sentence has
a subject and a predicate.
There are 4 kinds of
sentence.

5.  What is a fragment?
A fragment is NOT a complete
sentence.
1. It might be missing the
subject or predicate
2. It might be a dependent
clause starting with
“since”, “when” etc.

7.  What is a compound sentence?
A compound sentence is two or
more sentences joined together
with the right glue
1. I like cheese; I am Dutch.
2. I like cheese, and I am
Dutch.

9.  What is a run-on?
A compound sentence with two
or more sentences joined
together with NO GLUE or the
WRONG glue
1. I like cheese I am Dutch.
2. I like cheese, I am Dutch.