Answer: Precooked rice means "rice that has already been cooked".
Explanation: The word "precooked" has been formed with the prefix "pre-", the root "cook" and the suffix "-ed". On the one hand, the prefix<u> "pre-" is used to express that something takes place before or earlier in time</u>, while <u>"-ed" i</u>s the suffix used <u>to form the past tense of regular verbs in English</u>. Taking this into account,<u> it can be figured out that "precooked rice" means rice that has been cooked beforehand or earlier in time,</u> that is to say it makes reference to <u>rice that has already been cooked and that only needs to be heated. </u>
Complete sentence. The comma is used the right way so it wouldnt be a comma splice, and if you replaced the comma with a period it would be wrong, so not a run on. That is why it is a complete sentence