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~ a subject
~ a verb
~ a complete thought

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This is when using the words like: including, such as, and for example in the beginning of the word group
Ex. Such as pizza
FIX- add a subject and a complete thought

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When a word group begins with the word "to."
Ex. To the park.
FIX- add a subject and a verb

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When we use a word ending in "ing" at the beginning of a sentence.
Ex. Hoping to finish in time.
FIX- add a subject

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These sentences have a verb, but are missing a subject
Ex. Forgetting all her homework.
FIX- add a subject

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Click on the following link to help you remember all of the common types of Fragments and how to fix them.

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Click on the following link to help you remember all of the common types of Fragments and how to fix them.

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Edpuzzle Sentence Fragments

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An incomplete sentence

A fragment is missing
~ a subject
~ a verb
~ can have a subject and verb, but doesn't express a complete thought

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The students are bored.

The students= subject (This tells us WHO is doing the action.)
Are bored= verb (This is what the students are doing.)

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1.) Dependent Clause
2.) Forgetting the Subject
3.) "ing" fragment
4.) "to" fragments
5.) Example fragments

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Dependent clauses use some of these words
at the beginning of a sentence.
Ex. After he saw the accident
FIX- remove the dependent clause