What is a complete sentence?

A. Began her lesson early Tuesday morning.

B. He could not wait long.

C. Three active boys playing on the field.

D. The sad end of a long movie.

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Carl

Yesterday, 11:50

What is a complete sentence?

A. Began her lesson early Tuesday morning.

B. He could not wait long.

C. Three active boys playing on the field.

D. The sad end of a long movie.

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Averie Conner · Answer 1

Averie Conner Yesterday, 13:16

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C. Is the one with most sense.

Mccarthy · Answer 2

B makes the most sense to me, because it is a complete thought, or a simple sentence. While C keeps you wondering what the boys are playing on the field, so it is not a complete thought. And A and D are just incomplete thoughts like C. And you have to have a complete thought to have the sentence truly be a sentence.

What is a complete sentence?A. Began her lesson early Tuesday morning.B. He could not wait long.C. Three active boys playing on the field.D. The sad end of a long movie.

What is a complete sentence?

A. Began her lesson early Tuesday morning.

B. He could not wait long.

C. Three active boys playing on the field.

D. The sad end of a long movie.