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A complete sentence does not need to have a(n) _____. verb noun adjective none of these
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A complete sentence does not need to have a(n) _____.
verb
noun
adjective
none of these
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adjective I believe is the answer
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The answer is none of these,because a complete sentence needs a subject and a predicate(which can be a verb or an adjective)
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