Correcting sentence errors – sentence fragments (1) By Ruth Oji WRITING is a thing. It demands precision and attention to details for you to get it right.

Sentence Fragments A sentence fragment is part of a sentence set off as if it were a complete sentence: Because I didn't care. Being an accident. Although he asked again. Although they're common in ...

7. No sentence fragments. 8. Placing a comma between subject and predicate, is not correct. 9. Who needs rhetorical questions? 10. Use the apostrophe in it's proper place. 11. Avoid colloquial stuff, ...

So do sentences that start with "So do." Not every relative pronoun will work at the start of a sentence: You likely won't be able to get away with something like "He asked about the pocket watch.

The fragments can convey a mood, a feeling, a time. I tried to find sentence fragments in the books on my bookshelves at home, but I had no luck. So I had to look on the internet.

TWO weeks ago, I started a series on sentence errors. Let’s take a look at the corrections of the exercises I shared then. Take out your note and compare the answers, and feel free to email me ...