Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics?

To have strong muscles. You should exercise regularly.

A.
In order to have strong muscles. You should exercise regularly.

B.
To have strong muscles, you should exercise regularly.

C.
Having strong muscles. You should exercise regularly.

D.
You should exercise regularly. To have strong muscles.

Question

Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics? 

To have strong muscles. You should exercise regularly.
	
	
 
A.
	In order to have strong muscles. You should exercise regularly.
	
 
B.
	To have strong muscles, you should exercise regularly.
	
 
C.
	Having strong muscles. You should exercise regularly.
	
 
D.
	You should exercise regularly. To have strong muscles.

anonymous · Answer

a

anonymous · Answer

this time the answer is not A because the sentence started with the dependent clause "In order" and if you read the first sentence it will sound incomplete because you would need a conjuction to complete that sentence.
The answer is B

anonymous · Answer

I hoped that helped :)

anonymous · Answer

since you're being a good sport, I give you a medal too :)