is you dug a complete sentence?

That's a funny question! The phrase "you dug" isn't a complete sentence on its own. It's a phrase that needs more information to become a complete thought.

For example:

* You dug a hole in the ground. (This is a complete sentence because it has a subject, "you," a verb, "dug," and an object, "a hole in the ground.")

* You dug, but you didn't find anything. (This is a complete sentence because it has a subject, "you," two verbs, "dug" and "didn't find," and an object, "anything.")

So, while "you dug" might be a starting point, it needs some more words to become a complete sentence. 😊