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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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hi i would like to know what is an incomplete thought in english related terms at school?!?!?!
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Usually "incomplete thought" means "incomplete sentence". And that usually means a missing finite verb or a missing required object or, sometimes, a missing subject. Missing finite verb: Getting weak because of her long illness.
- Usually "incomplete thought" means "incomplete sentence".
- And that usually means a missing finite verb or a missing required object or, sometimes, a missing subject.
- Missing finite verb: Getting weak because of her long illness.
- / Swamped with work this week.
- Missing object: After a lot of work we finally accomplished.
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Usually "incomplete thought" means "incomplete sentence". And that usually means a missing finite verb or a missing required object or, sometimes, a missing subject.
Missing finite verb: Getting weak because of her long illness. / Swamped with work this week.
Missing object: After a lot of work we finally accomplished. / Larry and Helen purchased.
Missing subject: Forgot
Missing finite verb: Getting weak because of her long illness. / Swamped with work this week.
Missing object: After a lot of work we finally accomplished. / Larry and Helen purchased.
Missing subject: Forgot
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