Which of the following represents a complete sentence? Group of answer choices The contract is legal. Since we entered into an agreement to sell our product overseas. Only if the terms are reasonable. At any time of the year except spring. g

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Jefferson Ramirez

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8 October, 19:10

Which of the following represents a complete sentence? Group of answer choices The contract is legal. Since we entered into an agreement to sell our product overseas. Only if the terms are reasonable. At any time of the year except spring. g

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Kayden Ponce · Answer 1

The sentence, "The contract is legal," is a complete sentence. It has a noun and a verb.

"Since we entered ... " is not a complete sentence because the "Since" is a conjunction and means that the phrase is not a complete sentence.

"Only if the terms are reasonable," is not a complete sentence, but it would be if you cut out "Only if."

"At any time of the year except spring," has no verb, so it isn't a complete sentence.