Question

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
It was "Dollar Hot Dog Night" at the local minor league baseball game.

B.
Minor-league players can win you over with their determination and energy.

C.
Admission is only ten dollars, which is about the same price as going to a movie.

D.
Peanuts and popcorn from the concession stand during the fifth inning.

Answer 1

@Book_Nerd_101 plz help

Answer 2

@micahm

Answer 3

anyone who can answer this gets a fan

Answer 4

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid...

Answer 5

thankz

Answer 6

@micahm it didnt work

Answer 7

im not 100% sure but i would say d.

Answer 8

ill try it

Answer 9

A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence, usually missing the subject or verb. Example:

"I hate the sky. Which is blue."

The second is a fragment rather than a proper sentence. There should be a comma separating the two instead of a period.

"I hate the sky, which is blue."

Linking the 2 sentences with a comma *usually* fixes the problem. Starting a sentence with "because" is another common fragment.

"Why did the chicken cross the road?"

"Because his food was on the other side."

A proper answer would be, "The chicken crossed the road because his food was on the other side."


People use fragments all the time informally and for emphasis, because it's how people really speak, but they aren't grammatically correct. As long as you know when and why you're breaking the rules in fiction or informal writing, go ahead and break them. Just not in English grammar class. (See, that last sentence was another fragment.)

Answer 10

i am doing a lesson test so i have 6 questions

Answer 11

im new so do i just post my second question here or what?

Answer 12

you can.

Answer 13

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
Was there a long line at the food court around noon?

B.
My sister found some fun jewelry at a 50 percent discount.

C.
My family goes to the shopping mall when there are sales events.

D.
The bookstore which is in the middle of the shopping mall.

Answer 14

i would say d again. notice how it says the bookstore which is in the middle of the shopping mall. it has the feeling that its gonna go on to say more but it just ends.

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
A hot dog stand on the corner near the boardwalk.

B.
I like to put ketchup, mustard, relish, and onions on my hot dogs.

C.
We bought one hot dog each, some fries, and drinks.

D.
Unfortunately, there were no more mustard packets left.

Answer 17

3 questions after this

Answer 18

i think a

Answer 19

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
The printer will no longer print in color.

B.
I'll call Rebecca and ask if she will print my essay for me.

C.
I am not sure if the office supply store is still open today.

D.
Maybe the ink cartridges.

Answer 20

d

Answer 21

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
Loud laughter coming from my sister's bedroom.

B.
My sister recently got her own cell phone.

C.
She says she is doing her homework, but I think she is talking to her friends.

D.
Sometimes, my older sister wants to be left alone in her room.

Answer 22

a

Answer 23

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
Anyone who knows a good place to buy one.

B.
My dad says there are often good sales on electronics in August.

C.
I plan to mow lawns and trim bushes on the weekends to make some money.

D.
I am trying to save up for my own portable music player.

Answer 24

a

Answer 25

oops i have 10 questions not 6 :O

Answer 26

Which answer is the sentence fragment?

A.
I have not seen the neighbors for a few days.

B.
The package is still on the front porch today.

C.
I noticed a large package on my neighbor's front porch yesterday.

D.
A house with no cars in the driveway.

Answer 27

its fine. d

Answer 28

Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics?

To get the puzzle started. We must first separate out the border pieces.

A.
We must first separate out the puzzle pieces. In order to get the puzzle started.

B.
Getting the puzzle started; we must first separate out the border pieces.

C.
To get the puzzle started; we must first separate out the border pieces.

D.
To get the puzzle started, we must first separate out the border pieces.

Answer 29

either c or d. id go with d.

Answer 30

Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics?

The four judges will now tally their votes. To determine the winner of the contest.

A.
To determine the winner of the contest, the four judges will now tally their votes.

B.
To determine the winner of the contest, and the four judges will now tally their votes.

C.
Determining the winner of the contest; the four judges will now tally their votes.

D.
The four judges will now tally their votes; to determine the winner of the contest.

Answer 31

a

Answer 32

Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics?

To find his missing books. He had to search all over the house.

A.
He had to search all over the house; finding his missing books.

B.
To find his missing books, he had to search all over the house.

C.
Finding his missing books. He had to search all over the house.

D.
He had to search all over his house, and to find his missing books.

Answer 33

b

Answer 34

100% complete thankz :)

Answer 35

no problem.

Answer 36

bye

Answer 37

It's D. Just say the phrase. Doesn't it sound like something is missing? If it sounds funny to you, that's because it's a sentence fragment.