Is this correct:
"the factors that contributed to the movie's comedy"
im terrible when it comes to grammar.
"the factors that contributed to the movie's comedy"
This is not a complete sentence. As phrases that could be included in a complete sentence, it's OK.
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Here are some ideas to make it a complete sentence if you need to do that:
These are the factors that contributed to the movie's comedy: _and then go on to list them)_.
Many factors that contributed to the movie's comedy are _and then go on to list them)_.
Many factors contribute to the movie's comedy, such as _and then go on to list them)_.
Many factors contribute to the movie's comedy. (not the greatest, but grammatically correct)
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Yes, you are correct that "the factors that contributed to the movie's comedy" is not a complete sentence. It is a sentence fragment, which means it does not convey a complete thought on its own.
To make it a complete sentence, you can add a subject and a predicate. For example:
- "These are the factors that contributed to the movie's comedy."
- "Many factors that contributed to the movie's comedy are..."
- "Many factors contribute to the movie's comedy, such as..."
- "Many factors contribute to the movie's comedy."
By adding a subject and a predicate, you create a complete sentence that can stand alone and convey a clear meaning.