6.1.1- Fragment Basics Flashcards

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Define Fragment

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A fragment, as the term implies, is only a piece of a sentence even though it appears to be a complete sentence.

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Why are Fragments considered incomplete?

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Because it doesn’t not have the minimum requirement of one independent clause.

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What is Type 1 of fragments?

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Only Dependent Clauses

Example: “Because John’s instructor was helping him with grammar”

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What is Type 2 of fragments?

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Only Phrases

“Helping John with grammar.”

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What is Type 3 of Fragments?

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Phrases with Lists and Examples

“The instructor helped John with grammar issues; for example, fragments, comma splice, run on sentences.

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