Common types of sentence fragments include 3 of the following choices. Select the 3 that are correct

Missing Predicate: The incomplete sentence has a subject but does not have a verb. There is no action or information to modify the subject.

Fused Sentence: Two complete sentences are connected without any punctuation between them.

Missing Subject: The incomplete sentence has a verb but does not mention who or what is doing the action.

Comma Splice: Two complete sentences are combined with only a comma between them.

Incomplete Thought: The sentence features a subject and verb, but the thought is unfinished.

Rambling Sentence: A sentence becomes confusing because of multiple complete sentences connected by multiple conjunctions.