Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence?

Does not want the tickets to the water park.

A.
run-on sentence

B.
sentence fragment

C.
complete sentence

Question

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? 

Does not want the tickets to the water park.
 
 A.
run-on sentence
 
 B.
sentence fragment
 
 C.
complete sentence

anonymous · Answer

@ganeshie8 @whpalmer4 help!!??

anonymous · Answer

@sammixboo @adrynicoleb

sammixboo · Answer

What do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

i think its a sentence fragment

sammixboo · Answer

You are correct =) The sentence isn't complete, so it is a fragment.

anonymous · Answer

omg thank you, i literally see you everywhere on here i love u XD

anonymous · Answer

can u help me with a couple more, i will write a testimonial

sammixboo · Answer

=) No problem

And I am here most of the time, so if you need anymore help just ask =)

sammixboo · Answer

I sure can =)

anonymous · Answer

okay thank you 

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? 

Eugene might join our team; he did not play last year.
 
 A.
sentence fragment
 
 B.
run-on sentence
 
 C.
complete sentence

sammixboo · Answer

What do you think it is first off?

anonymous · Answer

ummm i really have no idea

sammixboo · Answer

Take a look here to explain the three types on sentences =) https://www.sinclair.edu/centers/tlc/pub/handouts_worksheets/english/sentences_run_ons_and_fragments.pdf

anonymous · Answer

is it a run on

sammixboo · Answer

It is really helpful. To tell if it is a run-on sentence or not, you must figure out if it has correct punctuation .

anonymous · Answer

okay, i will definitely look at that link thanks but i just need to get a higher grade on this test rn :'(

sammixboo · Answer

You can use a semicolon when connecting two independent clauses. (hint)

anonymous · Answer

okay is it a complete sentence?

sammixboo · Answer

It's a tricky one. Both of the independent clauses are complete and the semicolon is used correctly. I would think it would be a complete sentence

sammixboo · Answer

Give me just a second. Something fell in my room

anonymous · Answer

okay

anonymous · Answer

thank you:)

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? 

On the dresser next to her jewelry.
 
 A.
run-on sentence
 
 B.
sentence fragment
 
 C.
complete sentence

anonymous · Answer

this one has to be B. btw

sammixboo · Answer

Correct =)

anonymous · Answer

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? 

Tried for fifteen minutes or more.
 
 A.
run-on sentence
 
 B.
complete sentence
 
 C.
sentence fragment

anonymous · Answer

i think this one is a fragment

anonymous · Answer

hello?