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3 years ago

Dwight Schrute bought five bus tokens from the clerk. Which was a better deal than buying one at a time .

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I think it's a fragment.
"Dwight Schrute bought five bus tokens from the clerk" sounds like a complete sentence. When you get to "Which was a better deal than buying one at a time." it doesn't make sense.

Luden [163]3 years ago

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Answer:

it's a fragment sentence

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