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' Here are some fragments: Not enough. Really? The man who is sitting in the biggest chair over there.
- ' Here are some fragments: Not enough.
- Really?
- The man who is sitting in the biggest chair over there.
- I consider him.
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A sentence fragment is 'A phrase or clause that is punctuated and capitalized as a sentence but does not constitute a complete grammatical sentence.' Here are some fragments:
Not enough.
Really?
The man who is sitting in the biggest chair over there.
I consider him.
Not enough.
Really?
The man who is sitting in the biggest chair over there.
I consider him.
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A simple complete sentence has a subject, a verb and an object. i.e. I love chocolate.
A fragment is an incomplete sentence lacking this property which can't stand alone.
A fragment is an incomplete sentence lacking this property which can't stand alone.
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