Oh, yes, and then there are incomplete sentences like those last three ... write a "partial" sentence when we can rewrite to make a "complete" one? For flow. Flow, tone, and concision.

Oh, yes, and then there are incomplete sentences like those last three ... write a "partial" sentence when we can rewrite to make a "complete" one? For flow. Flow, tone, and concision.

A dependent clause cannot stand alone even if it contains a subject and a verb. Dependent clauses do not express complete thoughts so they are considered incomplete sentences or fragments. You can ...

The outcome, thus, becomes contingent upon external factors, for we initiated an action but did not pursue it and we uttered a sentence but did not complete it. The idea of incomplete sentences ...

The opposite, however, is also true: Incomplete language can and often ... "[What's] your name?") This is not a complete sentence grammatically. You can add 何ですか？ (Nan desu ka?, ...