Question

can anyone help me?

Answer 1

What's your question? :3

Answer 2

@AnimeGamerGeek :P

Answer 3

1. Choose the sentence fragment. (Points : 5)
Dew glistened on the tiny green leaves of the young plants.
Although some of the seeds had already sprouted, these hadn't.
A small herd of buffalo grazed in the valley below us.
The wind, cold and powerful, sweeping through the city, and some trees felling power lines.

Answer 4

whats with all these..
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Answer 5

I see them too /.\ Ahhh~

Answer 6

A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence that cannot stand alone, aka a dependent clause~

Answer 7

which of these options cannot stand alone in the sentence? :3 @AnimeGamerGeek

Answer 8

im not sure

Answer 9

Look for a subject and an object in each sentence. If one or the other is missing, you've found your sentence fragment c:

Answer 10

Alright - lemme help you out cx

Answer 11

Dew glistened on the tiny green leaves of the young plants. ["Dew" is the subject, and "leaves" is the object, so we know that this is a complete sentence]

Answer 12

Although some of the seeds had already sprouted, these hadn't. ["Although some of the seeds had already sprouted" is the dependent clause, and "these hadn't" is the INDEPENDENT clause, so this one is ALSO a complete sentence]

Answer 13

A small herd of buffalo grazed in the valley below us. ["buffalo" is the subject, while "valley" is your object. This sentence is perfectly fine]

Answer 14

The wind, cold and powerful, sweeping through the city, and some trees felling power lines. ["wind" and "trees" are our subjects in the sentence... but this sentence seems to lack an object... what does that mean?] :3

Answer 15

@AnimeGamerGeek

Answer 16

um

Answer 17

~Lol okay. Just tell which one YOU think it is cx

Answer 18

I think C

Answer 19

Could you re-read what I said about the 3rd option? :3

Answer 20

B?

Answer 21

B.) has a subordinate/dependent clause as well as and independent clause.
Therefore, it's a complete sentence.

Answer 22

so its right?

Answer 23

the sentence is structure is correct.
You're looking for a sentence fragment though, or an incomplete sentence.
B.) is not the correct answer either c:

Answer 24

A!

Answer 25

sentence structure**

Answer 26

<phacedesk>
The correct options is D.) Lolz x'D
Options A.) through C.) are complete sentences
but option D.) is incomplete, or a sentence fragment cx

Answer 27

Question 2.2. Choose the complete sentence. (Points : 5)
Mark rolling out the dough, and the student greasing the pan.
For once, the whole family, including all the aunts, uncles, and cousins, all together.
Following directions is essential for proper assembly.
From someone I didn't know and from a country I had never visited.


Question 3.3. Choose the run-on sentence. (Points : 5)
You start saving now, you will be able to buy a car sooner.
A worn yellow quilt was lying at the foot of the antique bed, a gift from their grandmother.
His helmet bore the number of the firehouse, which was more than 100 years old.
Because there were only a few dancers on the floor, the couple soon became the center of attention.


Question 4.4. Choose the subject of the sentence.
Stop at the light, check the intersection for traffic, and then proceed.

(Points : 5)
light
(you)
intersection
traffic


Question 5.5. Choose the subject of the sentence.

Tuesday morning the Red Wheelbarrow Gardening Center will open. (Points : 5)
morning

Tuesday morning

Red Wheelbarrow Gardening Center

Center



Question 6.6. Choose the subject of the sentence.
Near the campground where we camped last year is Carson City in Nevada.

(Points : 5)
campground
year
Carson City
Nevada


Question 7.7. Identify the entire verb phrase.
The top score had already been won by the Wong twins.

(Points : 5)
had already been won
had been won
had been
had won


Question 8.8. Identify the entire verb phrase.
Hadn't you ever gone to a state fair before?

(Points : 5)
Hadn't ever gone
Had ever gone
Hadn't gone
Had gone


Question 9.9. What kind of complement is the underlined word?
Fill the hole with water from the hose.

(Points : 5)
indirect object
predicate nominative
direct object
predicate adjective


Question 10.10. What kind of complement is the underlined word?
This piano piece is too difficult for me.

(Points : 5)
direct object
indirect object
predicate adjective
predicate nominative

Answer 28

Oh boy /.<
Try one question per post please :D

Answer 29

C,C,C,B,A,A,B,A,A

Answer 30

o-o

Answer 31

So.... you know the answers?

Answer 32

she want you to check the answers for her.