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A fragment is a word group that resembles a sentence but lacks a subject or a verb (or both). It may also be a subordinate (dependent) clause, which cannot stand alone as a sentence. Correct the fragments below by adding the necessary component (a subject, a verb, subject and verb), or independent clause. If the sentence is correct, do nothing.
Wanted me to give him assistance with the tire. (lacks a subject) She wanted me to give him assistance with the tire.
The baby with the cute pom pom hat on her head. (lacks a verb) The baby with the cute pom pom hat on her head is so cute!
Amazon prime member's fees going up. (lacks correct form of a verb) Amazon prime member's fees are going up
At least 65 years old. (lacks a subject and a verb) She is at least 65 years old.
As flu season continues. ( subordinate clause/ lacks independent clause) As flu season continues, the number of employees who are out sick continues to rise.
1) The man walking on the street with the cane and the fedora.
2) The government has shut down because the Senate could not agree on funding measures.
3) Employees on furlough until Congress can agree on a budget.
4) Furlough, which means many federal employees will not get paid.
5) Kinetic Soap Box Derby Day sponsored by the city of Columbia on April 21st.
6) Always wanted to be in the parade.
7) Repair pin ball machines gives Keith the opportunity to practice.
8) High utility bills taking a toll on your wallet.
9) Terry is taking Karate classes on the weekends.
10) That is my car in the parking lot.
11) For instance, the famous romance writer, Nicholas Sparks.
12) To insure that all homes are fully protected.
13) Although Jane does not need to lose weight.
14) How you can help hurricane-devastated areas.
15) When Mark goes to Washington is not my concern.
