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Another word could be convoluted
Fragments are sentences that aren't complete due to their lack of at least one independent clause. They may resemble sentences but are not when read clearly.
For the choices above, the first choice, Sarah who works at the CD store. is considered a great example of a fragment sentence and is the correct choice. I am not sure if this is a multiple choice question or a "check all that apply" question. If you are meant to choose only one answer, then go for the first one. However, if you can check more than one, then choose I and III but not II.
Let me know if you need further info. :)
- Dotz
The answer would be C, "actors", because it describes the subject "we" more thoroughly, and that is actually the function of the appositive within a sentence. "Committee" is an indirect object, "we" is a subject, and "award" is a direct object.
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The scandal was that two boys were caught smugging and boys suspect that they all will be punished. One boys suggestsed that they all protest. When they go back inside class, their Latin teacher tells them that all their themes are scandoulous and they must correct it. Stephen is unable to correct his theme because of broken glasses. He get into trouble because of this.
Explanation:
the question refers to a scenario from chapter one from " A portrait of the artist as ayoung man"
I would say no because a simile is having something referred to something else for example as brace as a lion or crazy like a fox.
