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When is a sentence a sentence?
When it has a subject, verb, punctuation, capitalization, a predicate, and a complete thought. A sentence is a sentence when it is handed down by a judge (or a magistrate).
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When a sentence is not a sentence?
When it doesn't have a noun ( subject), a verb (the predicate) , no punctuation, when the first letter isn't capitalized and when it hasn't a complete thought. You need all of this to have a complete...
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Why is a sentence a sentence?
A sentence is a sentence because it has a subject (noun or noun phrase), a predicate ( verb) and punctuation as well as the other parts of speech like pronouns ( she, it him, her, they, them)...
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What sentence is the topic sentence of the paragraph?
This is one of a series of questions copied from Penn-Foster's "Practical English" quiz.There is no answer here.
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In a sentence what shows what the sentence is about?
The subject and predicate carry most of the content of a sentence.