We can complete the sentences having in mind that a fragment should be missing important elements, which prevents it from making sense.
Part A:
- My friend offered me his jacket for warmth.
- When the singer stepped onto the stage, fans were screeching at the top of their lungs.
- Mice had eaten through the cardboard. - Correct.
- Once the area was clear, the corpse was pushed off from the river's edge at last.
- Marnie, my friend with the sophisticated life style, is coming to visit.
- When I arrived, there was no on in the place.
- Panting heavily, we reached the finish line. - Correct.
- This penthouse has a spacious suite of rooms with a breathtaking view of the ocean.
- He told me the story with an honest face, so I believe him.
- Amid the muddy waters, the boat brought back the scared passengers.
Part B:
- The ruddy hues in an intricately patterned rug reminded me of home.
- Rustic motifs from the American Southwest were my inspiration for this painting.
- Vibrant shades of red were incongruously combined with delicate shades of blue.
- Champagne was being served, probably in an effort to impress the visitor.
- Many tiny boxes, clustered together around photographs in silver frame, composed the central piece of the exhibition.
What is a sentence fragment?
A sentence fragment is a group of words that is lacking something essential, such as the subject or the verb. That prevents it from conveying a complete thought, from making sense. Take a look at the example below:
- Is a Brazilian bird that has a long, colorful beak.
The sentence above is a fragment since it does not contain a subject. To complete it, we could do the following:
- The tucano is a Brazilian bird that has a long, colorful beak.
The sentences in part A that were complete were appropriately labeled "correct". The ones that were fragments, as well as the ones in part B, were duly completed.
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