Question

Owls from the barn. Which of these sentence parts is missing from the fragment? a. complete predicate

b. complete subject
c. simple subject and predicate

Answer 1

Answer: a complete predicate

Step-by-step explanation:

in the fragment, the complete subject Owls from the Barn tells who or what the sentence is about, but the fragment does not tell what the owls did. The fragment is therefore missing a predicate.

Answer 2

Complete predicate

Answer: A

Explanation

When talking about the complete predicament, it merely means an action is being done.

It also modifies the phrase that finishes the taught in a sentence.

In general everything in any sentence that is not a subject is a predicate.

A subject indicates the explanation of the sentence.

This, therefore, is the above plus all other words that explain the happenings in that particular sentence.

In simple terms the predate gives a clear meaning of the sentence and its phrases.