11. Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Answer: A
Mr. Alvarez drove.
A complete sentence must contain a subject and a predicate, and in this case, "Mr. Alvarez drove" meets that criterion, as it includes both a subject ("Mr. Alvarez") and a verb ("drove").
A) Mr. Alvarez drove.
This is the correct answer because it is a complete sentence that includes a subject and a verb, conveying a clear action.
B) Over the highway bridge.
This option is not a complete sentence as it lacks a subject and a verb. It is a prepositional phrase that does not express a complete thought.
C) The car of Mr. Alvarez.
This is also not a complete sentence because it consists only of a noun phrase. It does not contain a verb or express a complete thought.
D) Into the mountains.
This choice is likewise not a complete sentence. It is a prepositional phrase that lacks both a subject and a verb, failing to convey a full idea.
Conclusion
Option A is definitively correct as it fulfills the requirements of a complete sentence by including both a subject and a verb, clearly indicating an action. The other options fail to provide the necessary components for completeness, making them invalid as sentences.