Is this a complete sentence? The dog barked., A. Yes, B. No, Is this a complete sentence? Because the dog barked., A. Yes — complete sentence, B. No — incomplete, Why is “Because the dog barked” incomplete?, A. It doesn’t have a subject., * B. It doesn’t have a verb., * C. “Because” makes us wait for the rest of the thought., * D. It is too short., What changed? The dog barked >>>> Because the dog barked., * A. We changed the subject., * B. We changed the verb., * C. We added “because.”, * D. We made the sentence longer., What does “because” do here? Because the dog barked., * A. It tells us who did something., * B. It tells us what the dog did., * C. It makes us expect another part of the thought., * D. It turns barked into a noun., What does the word “because” do? Because the dog barked, A. It removes the verb., B. It creates a condition., C. It makes the clause dependent on another idea., D. It joins two complete sentences., Which of these is a complete sentence?, The dog barking at the mail carrier., Because the dog barked., My neighbor’s enormous dog hates the mail carrier., My neighbor’s enormous dog with the ridiculous red collar., Although my neighbor’s enormous dog hates the mail carrier.

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