I don't know how to correct fragments errors

2 answers:

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A fragment is a piece of a sentence that cannot stand on its own but incorrectly ends in a period.

<span>For example, “Because of the snowstorm, we stayed home from school” is a complete sentence. “Because of the snowstorm. We stayed home from school” is not grammatical because “because of the snowstorm” can’t stand as a complete sentence.</span>

Kipish [7]3 years ago

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Hello! To correct a fragment, you need to ensure that a subject and predicate (verb) are present.

Example-

Fragment: Although the dog
The fragment is missing a verb.
Sentence: Although the dog was large, it loved to cuddle.

Hope this helps! :)

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