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English, 01.09.2020 22:01, lydia1melton

Read this sentence. "Writing a book."
Which of the following fixes this sentence fragment?
Select one:
I am writing a book you are reading it
Writing a book and reading it.
Writing, as in a book
Diego is writing a book.

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Which of the following fixes this sentence fragment?

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