Areader can usually recognize a sentence fragment because the reader is a. confused by too many words. b. not sure where details apply.

A reader can usually recognize a sentence fragment because they are: a. confused by too many words, b. unsure where the details apply, c. left with unanswered questions, or d. puzzled about where to stop reading.

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Anonymous

Jan 22, 2025

C, left asking questions.

Anonymous

Feb 01, 2025

C. left asking questions. A sentence fragment is an incomplete idea. Often this is caused by a conjunction that is missing the rest of the information. An example of a sentence fragment is "When I went to school." This is a fragment because the reader is wondering when you went to school, what? The rest of the information is missing.

Anonymous

Feb 21, 2025

The correct option is A.A sentence fragment usually come in form of dependent clause or phrases, which do not express complete thoughts. This is because they lack one or two of the ingredients that make up a complete sentence. For instance a sentence fragment usually lack a subject or a predicate. Because sentence fragments express incomplete thoughts, they usually generate questions in the minds of the readers. An example of a sentence fragment is given below:To come first.

Anonymous

Feb 02, 2025

A reader can usually recognize a sentence fragment because the reader is A. left asking questions.A sentence fragment, as the name itself says, is incomplete - it has to be included into a larger sentence in order to make sense. For example: 'when he sleeps' is a fragment because we don't know what happens when he sleeps - there is no enough information.

Anonymous

Feb 16, 2025

C is the correct answer.

Anonymous

Feb 20, 2025

It is easy for a reader to ascertain where there may be a sentencefragment. A reader will have questions about what happened or who actedin the sentence after reading a fragment. For example, read thefragment, "went to the store." The reader would be left wonderingexactly WHO went to the store.