Learning to write in complete sentences is a necessary skill. In order to fully understand the construction of a complete sentence, you need to define what a sentence actually is. As any English teacher will tell you, a complete sentence has at least one main clause, or subject-verb pair.
A complete sentence must have, at minimum, three things: a subject, verb, and an object. The subject is typically a noun or a pronoun. And, if there’s a subject, there’s bound to be a verb because all verbs need a subject. Finally, the object of a sentence is the thing that’s being acted upon by the subject.
Complete the sentences below with – already, still, always, yet, although, despite, in spite of, even though or even if.
- Puneet moved to London 10 years ago and he __________ lives there.
 - Pinky _________ walks to school.
 - “What time is the accountant coming?” “He’s ____________ here.”
 - “I ordered a book last week. Has it arrived __________?”
 - Do you __________ take milk in your coffee?”
 - “I’ve been taking English lessons for 3 months but I _______________ haven’t made much progress”.
 - Anara only moved house last week and she ___________ knows her neighbours!”.
 - I __________ save my files and turn off the computer before leaving the office.
 - Pawan sent an application form two weeks ago but he ___________ hasn’t received a reply.
 - The manager resigned yesterday, but his resignation hasn’t been officially announced __________.
 - ___________ the weather was bad, we enjoyed our trip.
 - The children slept well ___________ the noise.
 - ___________ earning a low salary, Leena gave money to her parents.
 - Gaurav rarely sees Shikha___________ they live in the same town.
 - Vishakha failed the exam ____________ of working very hard.
 - ____________ it was cold, she didn’t put on her coat.
 - Tarun went to work ___________ not feeling very well.
 - Anita never learned the language _______ she lived there for two years.
 - _________ of the difficulty, they managed to climb to the top of the mountain.
 - I couldn’t eat ________ I was very hungry.
 - Pankaj refused the offer ___________he needed the money.
 - ____________ Madhu has a car, she walks to work.
 - Jatin won’t sell his car ________ you offer him a good price.
 - _____________ the man was blind, he walked to the station.
 - We go running every day, _______________ the weather is bad.
 - I love my job. I wouldn’t change jobs ________ the salary was higher.
 
Answers –
- still
 - always
 - already
 - yet
 - always
 - still
 - already
 - always
 - still
 - yet
 - although
 - despite/in spite of
 - in spite of
 - although
 - in spite
 - although
 - despite/in spite of
 - although
 - in spite
 - Although
 - even though
 - even though
 - even if
 - even though
 - even if
 - even if
 
				
 