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Is this a complete sentence? Liking ice cream isn't a requirement of the job.



 
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What is the plural of JESUS? | VERB FOR "CONDITION"
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Is this a complete sentence? Liking ice cream isn't a requirement of the job. #1 (permalink) Thu Feb 18, 2010 20:26 pm   Is this a complete sentence? Liking ice cream isn't a requirement of the job.		  
"Liking ice cream isn't a requirement of the job."

Is this a complete sentence or a fragment. I'm just not sure.

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Is this a complete sentence? Liking ice cream isn't a requirement of the job. #2 (permalink) Thu Feb 18, 2010 20:33 pm   Is this a complete sentence? Liking ice cream isn't a requirement of the job.		  
It's a complete sentence with 'liking ice cream' being the subject.

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