Which of the following sentences is NOT a fragment? Question 2 options:

A a huge pile of stuffed animals in the corner.

B a little face peeked out of the pile.

C Smiling and laughing with glee at the surprise.

D The tiny, giggly toddler in the heap of toys.

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Cannon Hancock

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9 June, 04:44

Which of the following sentences is NOT a fragment? Question 2 options:

A a huge pile of stuffed animals in the corner.

B a little face peeked out of the pile.

C Smiling and laughing with glee at the surprise.

D The tiny, giggly toddler in the heap of toys.

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Dorian Carter · Answer 1

The correct option is B) "a little face peeked out of the pile." Sentences have meaning on their own and have a subject and predicate whereas sentence fragments do not have meanings on their own.

In this case, option B is a complete sentence that has full meaning. Subject: "a little face", predicate "peeked out of the pile".

The rest of the options are incorrect since they do not have a complete structure; therefore their meaning is incomplete.

Which of the following sentences is NOT a fragment? Question 2 options:A a huge pile of stuffed animals in the corner.B a little face peeked out of the pile.C Smiling and laughing with glee at the surprise.D The tiny, giggly toddler in the heap of toys.

Which of the following sentences is NOT a fragment? Question 2 options:

A a huge pile of stuffed animals in the corner.

B a little face peeked out of the pile.

C Smiling and laughing with glee at the surprise.

D The tiny, giggly toddler in the heap of toys.