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What is required to make a complete sentence?

A complete sentence needs two main things:

1. A subject: This is who or what the sentence is about. It's usually a noun or pronoun.

2. A verb: This is the action or state of being of the subject.

Here are some examples:

* Subject: The cat | Verb: slept.

* Subject: She | Verb: laughed.

* Subject: The sun | Verb: is shining.

Additionally, a complete sentence must:

* Express a complete thought: It should be clear and understandable.

* Have correct grammar: It should follow the rules of sentence structure.

Let's look at some examples of incomplete sentences:

* The cat. (Missing a verb)

* Slept soundly. (Missing a subject)

* Because it was raining. (Not a complete thought)

Remember: A complete sentence is a powerful tool for clear communication.

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