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Carlos arrived home. Is this a.... Fragment Sentence Commasplice
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Carlos arrived home. Is this a....
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Sentence
Commasplice

User Saad Asad
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Sentence

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Every complete sentence has both a subject and verb and expresses a complete thought. "Carlos" would be the subject of the sentence. The sentence says that he "arrived" home which would be the verb. There is also a complete thought being expressed, so with all three components present, we can say that this is a sentence!

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it is a fragment because there is a subject but there is no verb! hope this helps <3

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