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What Makes a Sentence Incomplete?
An incomplete sentence is missing one or more of the three requirements for a grammatically complete sentence: a subject (who or what the sentence is about), a predicate with a finite verb (what the subject does or is), and the expression of a complete thought. If any of these elements is absent, the sentence is incomplete and may confuse or mislead your reader.
Types of Incomplete Sentences
No Subject
These sentences state an action but never say who performs it.
- Incomplete: "Reviewed the document and sent comments."
- Complete: "The editor reviewed the document and sent comments."
No Finite Verb
A sentence may contain a verbal form (a participle or infinitive) without a true finite verb that carries tense.
- Incomplete: "The team working through the weekend on the proposal."
- Complete: "The team was working through the weekend on the proposal."
Subordinate Clause Alone
A clause starting with "because," "although," "when," "if," or similar words cannot stand as a sentence by itself.
- Incomplete: "Although the deadline was extended by two weeks."
- Complete: "Although the deadline was extended by two weeks, the team still felt pressed for time."
Afterthought Fragments
These appear when a writer breaks off a phrase that should be attached to the previous sentence.
- Incomplete: "The company released three products. Including a mobile app."
- Complete: "The company released three products, including a mobile app."
How the Checker Helps
Paste your text into the tool above. The checker identifies each incomplete sentence, explains which element is missing, and suggests a correction. It handles academic essays, business emails, blog posts, and any other English text. No signup or download required.
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