Question

e. complete sentence or fragment. write \c\ or \f\.

1. moving slowly across the field
2. hassan looked up in surprise
3. an expert in health and well - being
4. followed by a presentation on renewable energy
5. he fell flat on his face

Explanation:

A complete sentence has a subject and a predicate that expresses a full thought; a fragment lacks one or both.

1. "Moving slowly across the field" has no subject or full predicate, so it's a fragment.
2. "Hassan looked up in surprise" has a subject (Hassan) and a predicate (looked up in surprise) expressing a full thought, so it's complete.
3. "An expert in health and well-being" has a subject but no predicate, so it's a fragment.
4. "Followed by a presentation on renewable energy" has no subject or full predicate, so it's a fragment.
5. "He fell flat on his face" has a subject (He) and a predicate (fell flat on his face) expressing a full thought, so it's complete.

Answer:

1. F
2. C
3. F
4. F
5. C