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Poop_Waffle_667 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
To help me settle an argument...
Is "Stop." a complete sentence? I say it is, but my dad's hoosier friend says it isn't.
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" a complete sentence? I say it is, but my dad's hoosier friend says it isn't. A sentence at its simplest still requires a subject, verb and object.
- " a complete sentence?
- I say it is, but my dad's hoosier friend says it isn't.
- A sentence at its simplest still requires a subject, verb and object.
- On this basis, no, it is not a sentence.
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Poop_Waffle_667A sentence at its simplest still requires a subject, verb and object. On this basis, no, it is not a sentence.Is "Stop." a complete sentence? I say it is, but my dad's hoosier friend says it isn't.
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But for the sentence, "Stop." the subject is implied, am I correct?
And, an object is not required for a complete sentence.
And, an object is not required for a complete sentence.
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On doing my homework, the answer is in fact yes, "Stop." is a simple sentence.
Sorry for the confusion.
Sorry for the confusion.
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