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Trying to win Arguement- Is "she always wins" a sentence or a fragment?
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Well, answer this: She always wins \(\cal\color{black}{what}\)?
If you know this information, then the sentence would be independent, meaning it would be a complete sentence. If you do not know this information, the sentence would be dependent, meaning it would be an incomplete sentence (aka a fragment).
Thanks! Plus wins isn't really the proper tense :P
That is also true. You're welcome! :) \(\cal\color{blueviolet}{Thanks~for~using~}\color{cornflowerblue}{Open}\color{lightgreen}{Study!}\)
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