Find the complete sentences
Key Notes:-
| βοΈ What is a Complete Sentence? |
A complete sentence tells a whole idea. It has:
- π©β𦱠Who (subject β a person, animal, or thing)
- π What (predicate β what they do or are)
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Example: The dog barks. πΆ
β Not complete: The dog
| π§© Rules for Complete Sentences |
- πΉ A sentence must have a subject + a predicate.
- πΉ It must make sense on its own.
- πΉ It begins with a capital letter π .
- πΉ It ends with punctuation ( . ? ! ) β¨.
| π Examples with Pictures & Emojis |
- β
The cat sleeps. π±π€
β The cat (incomplete β)
- β
I like ice cream. π¦π
β Like ice cream (incomplete β)
- β
Birds can fly. π¦β¨
β Can fly (incomplete β)
- β¨ Ask: βDoes it tell the whole idea?β
- π If yes = β
Complete sentence
- π If no = β Not complete
| π― QuicπΌοΈ Visual Reminder (use on chart/board) |
- π Complete Sentence = Subject π© + Predicate π = Full Idea π‘
π§ + π β The boy eats cake. π
Let’s practiceβοΈ