It's the last one, because a statue can't walk down a street.
Answer:
Whenever we go to the mall we used to get a soft pretzel.
Explanation:
The first sentence has an error in the use of the verb tense. The tense agreement between the dependent clause and the independent clause is incorrect. In the dependent clause 'Whenever we go to the mall', the tense 'go' does not agree with the verb 'used to' in the independent variable 'we used to get a soft pretzel.'
Answer:
a. Before the game even started. I could tell team morale was low.
Explanation:
We are looking for a sentence fragment, or an incomplete sentence. Out of the answer choices, only choice a has a dependent fragment.
a. Before the game even started. I could tell team morale was low.
The first part, "Before the game even started," is not a sentence but rather a clause. It has a subject and verb, to be sure, but it is <em>not a complete thought.</em>
Choices b and c are both complete sentences that use correct clauses.
Answer:
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