Here's one that might help.
"He knew he could not stand a chance against Jermaine in a fight," - This shows how maybe in the future in this book, he may or may not lose a fight with Jermaine.
The answer is A. This choice is a sentence fragment because it cannot
stand alone as its own statement. All of the other choices are complete
sentences in different ways. Answer "C" is a short directive that just
tells someone to stop by the garden, answer "D" is a conjunction of two
sentenced using a semi-colon, and answer "B" is a complete sentence is
past-tense.
I think it’s the third one ::::::://:::/);;/;;;/;;;:
Explanation:
1When I got my present, I was running to my room to open it.
2While Sara was driving, she was listening to music.
3When Thomas last year worked in a travel agency, he made a lot of money.
When I had the flu last week, I didn't go to work.
4Stewart got ready to go to bed when he heard someone shouting
5While I was working, Jerry playing computer games
6When I saw Mathew at the party yesterday, he did not speak to me.
