<span>One of these is a fragment.
And that's #15.
"Rotating back and forth aimlessly."
Do you see how that sentence doesn't have a subject?
We have no idea WHAT is "rotating back and forth aimlessly."
The others, #16 and #17, both have a subject and a verb. They're all sentences</span>
Answer:
Write a para between 70-90 words, do it yourself because it will help you determine your English speaking and writing skills.
But here's a helping hand:
Let's say that this is a scenario where you and your family moved from a western based country to an asian country. Now what is different about it and what's different?
The food, the difference, the weather and what you prefer. Tip: Use your imagination, precisely.
Answer:
Yes, because it was written by a dependable source.
(I actually researched the website, and it is a truthful source.)
Answer:
She hadn’t taken chemistry yet, so she taught herself chemistry during the summer.
Explanation:
The point is you don’t have to wait to make a difference
Hi Kendelle,
Question:
What’s the error?
Kevin and Denise thinks roller coasters are scary, and that is something which with I disagree
Answer:
C. Kevin and Denise thinks
Its suppsed to be <em><u>Kevin and Denise think. </u></em>Having thinks in the sentence makes no sense.
