Is the passage below is it a sentence or a fragment? Explain why or why not.

Bring me glue, scissors, paper, and one hundred pounds of gelatin.

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Jayden French

22 October, 18:06

Is the passage below is it a sentence or a fragment? Explain why or why not.

Bring me glue, scissors, paper, and one hundred pounds of gelatin.

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Ty Hickman · Answer 2

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Explanation:

"Bring me glue, scissors, paper, and one hundred pounds of gelatin." is a sentence because it contains a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought. You may say that there is no subject here, only a verb (bring). However, this passage is an imperative sentence, which means it gives a direct command. The subject in imperative sentences is implied (you):

" (you) Bring me glue, scissors, paper, and one hundred pounds of gelatin."

Is the passage below is it a sentence or a fragment? Explain why or why not.Bring me glue, scissors, paper, and one hundred pounds of gelatin.

Is the passage below is it a sentence or a fragment? Explain why or why not.

Bring me glue, scissors, paper, and one hundred pounds of gelatin.