Question

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, a run-on sentence, or a sentence fragment?

Clanking down the street, the rusty old pickup truck with the loose doors.

A.
compound sentence

B.
run-on sentence

C.
simple sentence

D.
sentence fragment

@cmtboy2

Answer 1

@Jazzy17999 @rEdNeCkGiRl101 @rarecigs

Answer 2

im here

Answer 3

I'm pretty sure this one's D

Answer 4

I believe it D as well

Answer 5

i beleive its b

Answer 6

It can't be B

Answer 7

It can't be B ^ the sentence is to short and has punctuation.

Answer 8

This sentence isn't complete so it must be a fragment

Answer 9

yes im sorry it isn d

Answer 10

its d

Answer 11

im sorry

Answer 12

Well it can also be A too...

Answer 13

One moment actually.

Answer 14

thats what i meant a becasuen its combining two sentences but also thjough the first part couldnt make a sentence

Answer 15

Clanking down the street, couldnt be a sentece

Answer 16

that's what im thinking... it is defining what was clanking down the street.. so it could eb compound

Answer 17

be*

Answer 18

but a compand sentece could make 2 sentences this could not its d

Answer 19

I'm knowledgeable in English but my area of Expertise is Biology or science related topics :/

Answer 20

@Redicle its d

Answer 21

btw I answered your question @rEdNeCkGiRl101

Answer 22

kk im going