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Review: Fragments
DIRECTIONS: Below this box are several word groups. Identify whether each example
contains a fragment or is correct. Then, write the letter that BEST describes your
A. fragment: missing either a subject or a verb (no complete thought)
B. fragment: begins with a subordinate conjunction (only one part)
c. fragment: -ING verb phrase alone
D. correct
1. The crowd waiting for the goalie to make a save.
2. Until you stop your insolence. You will remain grounded.
3. I worked as hard as I could on the project. Hoping to earn a promotion.
4. The student blamed all of his teachers. After he failed all of his exams.
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5. There were many concerns. Such as a lack of funding, training, and motivation.
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