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Flux core arc welding is like gas metal arc welding where this is a wire fed process. This process uses self shielded wire and shielding gas

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How to effectively weld something on a windy day

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commonly used in building ships, manufacturing, and underwater repairs.

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Flux Core Arc Welding is versatile and can be used for many projects because it is easy to use due to it’s mobility and self-shielding elements.

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Fragments

Run-ons

Complete Sentence

Proper Punctuation

• Not a complete sentence.
• Missing either a subject (the who or the what that is doing something) or a verb (action word/linking word)
• It’s a dependent clause that is not connected to an independent clause
• Broken sentences
• Ex: Timmy with his mother
• Ex: Comes to class early in the morning.

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• There are no periods used between what should be two complete sentences.
• Two complete thoughts are joined together without the correct punctuation.
• Sometimes the word “and” is used to join two or more thoughts without proper punctuation.
• The dog ran to the house and he barked at the neighbor and then he sat down to wait for food and he enjoyed it.
• My sister screamed at me I told her to stop.
• Mrs. Thompson wears an apron, it keeps her clothes cleans.

• Begins with a capital letter and uses end marks/punctuation correctly.
• Includes subject and verb/predicate.
• It’s a complete thought.
• Ex:
• Ava likes to draw horses. She does a great job.
• Ava likes to draw horses, and she does a great job.
• Dylan tells the funniest jokes. We always laugh.

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Fragments

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Complete sentences

All try to express a thought

Could be missing the subject or the verb

Have multiple thoughts that aren’t separated with proper punctuation

Expresses a complete thought with the correct punctuation.

Rough draft

Part of what’s need for the final draft

When writing a complete sentence, sometimes people make a mistake and create a fragment or a run-on. Fragments don’t express a complete thought and run ons express too many thoughts without punctuation.

1. After Jacob and his funny story

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• Jacob tells the funniest stories about chickens.

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• Jacob tells the funniest stories and he tells he them about chickens and he laughs a lot.

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