Question

Which is a complete sentence?

A. The sound of waves crashing on shore woke me up at dawn.
B. Paddling out to waves taller than my dad.
C. A large wave that took me all the way to shore.
D. Mom frying bacon and scrambling eggs for breakfast.

I say A

Answer 1

@jigglypuff314

Answer 2

Correct :)

Answer 3

A

Answer 4

Thanks :) here is next one:

Which is a run-on sentence?

A. If you want to play softball this year, sign-ups are at the field this coming Saturday.
B. When I was picking apples off the tree at dusk, a deer stood at the edge of the orchard.
C. There were big, dark clouds in the sky, on our way home, buckets of rain and hail fell the whole way.
D. Camilla, who was our baby-sitter when we were little, was a contestant on that TV game show.

I think C

Answer 5

You're correct!

Answer 6

for the second one?

Answer 7

For both

Answer 8

Thanks for the medal!

Answer 9

ok, thanks

Answer 10

Your welcome

Answer 11

Which is the subject of this sentence?

Does the Singing Hills Country Club allow dogs on their property?

A. dogs
B. Singing Hills Country Club
C. Country Club
D. club

Umm.. C?

Answer 12

Go to this:
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-find-the-subject-of-a-sentence.html

Answer 13

well first of all, it's not a sentence, it's a question XD
then I'ma think
"their" refers to "Singing Hills Country Club"
"Singing Hills Country Club" is a "country club"
and a country club is just a club...
so it is a club

Answer 14

So... C is wrong?

Answer 15

Lol, I didn't make up the sentence, that how its written here XD
you sure? I'm still confused tho..

Answer 16

idk either XD but my guess would be "club" by my logic ^ :P

Answer 17

Ok, makes sense :) but what does @31356 think?

Answer 18

Are we trying to find out the one that is wrong or correct?

Answer 19

we are trying to figure out what the subject of the sentence is:

Which is the subject of this sentence?

Does the Singing Hills Country Club allow dogs on their property?

A. dogs
B. Singing Hills Country Club
C. Country Club
D. club

Answer 20

Ah, please remember to open a new thread each time.

Answer 21

This is a tough one....let me see

Answer 22

Thanks for the medal!

Answer 23

@bookworm00981 that will be too much DX

Answer 24

That's fine lol, just make sure you close each question when your done. Just Protocol. :P

Answer 25

Go to:
http://grammar.about.com/od/grammarfaq/a/What-Is-The-Subject-Of-A-Sentence.htm

Answer 26

Definition:
a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with.
Ex: "I've said all there is to be said on the subject"

Answer 27

problem is, 31356 is that it's a question :P