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The document is a worksheet that asks students to identify whether lines of text are sentences, fragments, or run-on sentences. It provides definitions of each term and asks students to write the classification next to each line and rewrite any fragments or run-ons as proper sentences. The answers section shows how students could classify and rewrite the lines.
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Fragment, sentence or run-on?

Grade 5 Sentences Worksheet


Full sentences express a
complete thought and have
Write sentence, fragment, or run-on a subject and a verb.
beside each line. Rewrite the fragments Fragments are not a
and run-ons as proper sentences. complete thought.
Run-on sentences have
two or more ideas that are
___________ 1. She ate. not joined correctly.
_____________________
___________ 2. Stewart goes home.
______________________________________________
___________ 3. We went to the car we opened the doors.
______________________________________________
___________ 4. The book on the table.
______________________________________________
___________ 5. He went to the store he bought some beans.
____________________________________
___________ 6. The teacher with the brown hair.
_____________________________________
___________ 7. The girl who lives with her aunt in Oklahoma.
______________________________________________
___________ 8. I can go.
______________________________________________
___________ 9. He cannot go because he has homework.
______________________________________________
___________ 10. I’ll be better tomorrow I need a good rest.
______________________________________________

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Fragment, sentence or run-on?
Grade 5 Sentences Worksheet

Answers
Answers will vary.

sentence 1. She ate.

sentence 2. Stewart goes home.

run-on 3. We went to the car we opened the doors.


We went to the car, and we opened the doors.

sentence 4. The book on the table.

run-on 5. He went to the store he bought some beans.


He went to the store, and he bought some beans.

fragment 6. The teacher with the brown hair.


The teacher with the brown hair teaches math in the mornings.

fragment 7. The girl who lives with her aunt in Oklahoma.


The girl who lives with her aunt in Oklahoma loves to
come visit us.

sentence 8. I can go.

sentence 9. He cannot go because he has homework.

run-on 10. I’ll be better tomorrow I need a good rest.


I’ll be better tomorrow as I need a good rest.

Reading & Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

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