Answer:
Jeff told me that he had packed the torch. Jack explained to me that he can't go to sleep because of the heavy rain. Kate asked me if I had heard a strange noise outside. Ellen said that she's really frightened of dogs. Jacob told us not to leave the tent at night.
Answer:
Sandy
At the end of Chapter 1, Sodapop is lying in bed next to Ponyboy. Ponyboy asks him why he dropped out of school and Sodapop tells Pony that he dropped out of school because he's dumb. He laughs it off and says that he plans to marry his girlfriend, Sandy, after she gets out of school and he gets a better job.
Answer:
B. Cinema.
Explanation:
In this sentence, Cinema is not being used as a common noun, but instead a proper noun. It's being used as a part of the name of the cinema itself.
The sentence should look like this.
"When "Gone with the Wind" opened at Cinema II, it was the biggest event in town."
Among the given choices, the sentence fragment is b. Books, papers, and folders in a stack on the desk.
Sentence fragment are called as such because fragments are found in incomplete sentences. Fragments cannot stand on its own. It does not convey a complete thought. Fragments must be connected to an independent clause to form a complete sentence and convey a complete thought.
In the sentence fragment <em>books, papers, and folders in a stack on the desk</em> <em>, </em>it does not give a complete message because it gives rise to the question What? What about the books, papers, etc?
