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Originally posted by WhatWuzThatBlue
Funny, but the King gave only examples that had those pesky puctuation marks.
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It was my error not to include an imperative sentence that was not also emphatic. But that's not the point, which is:
Do you now understand that a complete sentence requires but one word?
Even adjectives and adverbs can be single-word sentences:
"Good."
"Awful."
"Fine."
"Worried."
"Proud."
A sentence is complete when there is a subject and a verb in an independent clause. That subject and verb may be stated ("When you won, how did you feel?" "I felt proud.") or implied ("Proud.").