Quiz a lot 2. Language Arts & World Languages - Developmental English

I don’t like to admit this out loud, but I was my grandmother’s favorite grandchild. She had nine grandchildren. But liked me the most. Age had nothing to do with it. Since I wasn’t the oldest or the youngest. Whenever we would come for a visit. She would always have a pot of chicken and dumplings ready. Which was my favorite dish. I know she made this especially for me. Because no one else really liked it. To show her love for me. She would always make me a special toy. One year she made me a doll out of old scraps and yarn. I still have that doll. And plan to someday give it to my children. Her quilts are my favorite gift, however. Working her fingers raw. She would spend hours sewing the little pieces of the quilts together. While the other grandchildren didn’t take an interest in my grandmother’s cooking and crafts. I was fascinated by them. I think Grandmother liked me the best because I genuinely appreciated and loved all that she did for me.

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Match the following fragment types to the examples.

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Read this sentence fragment: Even though Tammy is allergic to dogs. Which one of the following statements is true?

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Read this sentence fragment and independent clause: Skating across the frozen pond. She felt free. Which one of the following statements is true?

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Read this sentence fragment: Cannot stand to be alone. Which one of the following statements is true?

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True or false: A fragment can be corrected by capitalizing the first word and ending it with a period.

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True or false: A fragment can be corrected by connecting the fragment to the sentence before or after it or by making the fragment into an independent clause.

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Read this sentence fragment: Who once threw egg on me. This is a fragment because

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Which one of the following sentences is true?

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Identify the complete sentence.

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Identify the sentence that is not a fragment.

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Write a paragraph about your favorite sport or activity. How did you discover it? How much practice does it require? Why do you enjoy it?

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Correct all the fragments you underlined in Review Practice 1 by rewriting the paragraph.

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Underline the fragments in the following paragraph.

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Correct the fragments in Practice 13A by rewriting each sentence.

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Correct the following relative-clause fragments using both correction 1 and correction 2.

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Write five relative-clause fragments of your own, and correct them.

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Underline the relative-clause fragments in the following sentences.

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Correct the fragments in Practice 10A by rewriting each sentence.

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Underline the relative-clause fragments in the following sentences.

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Write five dependent-clause fragments of your own, and correct them.

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Correct the following dependent-clause fragments using both correction 1 and correction 2. When you use correction 1, remember to add a comma if the dependent clause comes first.

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Underline the dependent-clause fragments in the following sentences.

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Write five to fragments of your own, and correct them.

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Underline the dependent-clause fragments in the following sentences.

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Correct the following to fragments using both correction 1 and correction 2. Try putting the fragment at the beginning of the sentence instead of always at the end. Remember to insert a comma when you add the to fragment to the beginning of a sentence.

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