Answer:
Conjunction.
Explanation:
In the given sentence, the word "while" makes the whole sentence a fragment. A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence that looks like a complete sentence.
Now, the word "while" as used in this fragment is conjunction to be joined or followed by another clause to make it complete. Taking out "while" will turn the sentence into a complete sentence- <em>"the soldier arrived safely."</em> But with the presence of the term "while", the whole sentence becomes a fragment, an incomplete thought.
Thus, the conjunction in the sentence makes it a fragment.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Makes the most sense. It isn't any of the other ones, due to the fact that he wouldn't have given Benito a high-five if he was annoyed or confused.
-hope it helps
I only have one and two...sorry!
1)The students who went on the field trip we're supposed to turn in their permission slips
2)"The dam is going to burst and flood the town!" Yelled Tony