Choose the pair of sentences that does not contain any sentence fragments.

1.

Helen took the fish out of the oven. Cooked perfectly.

Helen took the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

Taking the fish out of the oven. Helen had cooked it perfectly.

While taking the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

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Jeramiah Bradley

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21 November, 20:27

Choose the pair of sentences that does not contain any sentence fragments.

1.

Helen took the fish out of the oven. Cooked perfectly.

Helen took the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

Taking the fish out of the oven. Helen had cooked it perfectly.

While taking the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

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Sammy Hurst · Answer 1

I am pretty sure that pair number three ''Taking the fish out of the oven. Helen had cooked it perfectly.'' does not contain any sentence fragments. When we need to indicate a sentence fragment we must look for a the sentence which can't stand by itself without next supporting one that contains the object. That object will make us clear and fill this gap in the sense. So, in 3rd pair we have the object (pronoun), that makes us see the connection of these sentences