Answer:
1 - A complete sentence
2 - Missing simple predicate
3 - Missing simple predicate
4 - A complete sentence
5 - Missing simple subject
6 - Missing simple predicate
7 - Missing simple subject
8 - A complete sentence
9 - Missing simple subject
10 - Missing simple predicate
Explanation:
Every complete sentence must contain two basic elements: a subject and a predicate.
The subject is what the sentence is about. It's the one who is described in it or the one who is performing an action. For example:
The predicate is the part of the sentence describing the subject or containing a verb that tells us what the subject is doing. For example:
- Mary is beautiful.
- Mary lives in a house.
