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Circle the letter of the sentence you think is correct:  \n1. A. After I had studied for two hours without stopping.  \nB. Studying hard for two hours without stopping.  \nC. I studied hard for two hours without stopping.  \n2. A. Always something of interest going on at their house.  \nB. There was always something of interest going on at their house.  \nC. Interesting things always going on at their house.  \n3. A. Taking her out once but forgetting her last name.  \nB. Even though he had taken her out once.  \nC. Even though he had taken her out once, he had forgotten her last name.  \n4. A. Making out a schedule is a good idea.  \nB. Although making out a schedule is a good idea.  \nC. A good idea to make out a schedule.  \n5. A. Paying off that bill, which I should have done long ago.  \nB. Not having paid off that bill long ago.  \nC. Paying off that bill should have been done long ago.  \n6. A. It is an idea that goes back to ancient Greece.  \nB. An idea that goes back to ancient Greece.  \nC. An idea going back to ancient Greece.  \n7. A. Which we all agreed to.  \nB. An idea we all agreed to.  \nC. It was an idea we all agreed to.  \n8. A. Just watching the exciting game on T.V.  \nB. Just watching the game on T.V. was exciting.  \nC. Just to watch the exciting game on T.V.  \n9. A. As if he knew what she was talking about.  \nB. Pretending he knew what she was talking about.  \nC. He pretended as if he knew what she was talking about.  \n10. A. My hobby being one not many people are interested in.  \nB. My hobby is not one many people are interested in.  \nC. A hobby that is not one many people are interested in.  \nII. Circle the letter of the sentence you think is incorrect:  \n1. A. After I had studied hard for two hours without stopping.  \nB. I studied hard for two hours without stopping.  \nC. Studying hard for two hours without stopping is exhausting.  \n2. A. Interesting things are always going on at their house.  \nB. Always something of interest going on at their house.  \nC. There are always interesting things going on at their house.  \n3. A. Even though he had taken her out once, he had forgotten her name.  \nB. He had taken her out once, but had forgotten her name.  \nC. Even though he had taken her out once, but had forgotten her name.  \n4. A. Since making out a schedule is a good idea.  \nB. A good idea is to make out a schedule.  \nC. Making out a schedule is a good idea.  \n5. A. I paid off that bill, which I should have done long ago.  \nB. I should have paid off that bill long ago.  \nC. That bill payment, which I should have done long ago.  \n6. A. It is an idea that goes back to ancient Greece.  \nB. This idea goes back to ancient Greece.  \nC. An idea that goes back to ancient Greece.  \n7. A. It had been an idea we all agreed to.  \nB. An idea that we had all been agreed upon.  \nC. We had all been agreed upon that idea.  \n8. A. Pretending he knew what she was talking about, he listened quietly.  \nB. As he listened quietly, he pretended he knew what she was talking about.  \nC. Pretending he knew what she was talking about and listening quietly.  \n9. A. Just watching the exciting game that was on T.V.  \nB. Just watching the game on T.V. was exciting.  \nC. Just watching the game on T.V. we were excited.  \n10. A. It is a hobby that not many people are interested in.  \nB. My hobby is not one many people are interested in.  \nC. A hobby of mine that not many people are interested in.  \nIII. Write an \"F\" for fragment or an \"S\" for sentence in the blanks before each group of words.  \n  1. Whenever you are ready to leave.  \n  2. On the horizon the moon was just coming up.  \n  3. That she was a conscientious person.  \n  4. I enjoy writing letters.  \n  5. Which is what I should have done long ago.  \n  6. While he just stood there and waited.  \n  7. It was on the shelf in the closet.  \n  8. Since it had been snowing for days.  \n  9. Beginning o","cbCaihCdZ1Y9uCYn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihCdZ1Y9uCYn","pdf",248108,"English","# Fragment Exercises\n## I. Circle the letter of the sentence you think is correct\n## II. Circle the letter of the sentence you think is incorrect\n## III. Write an F for fragment or an S for sentence\n## IV. Combine fragments with sentences to make complete sentences","[{\"question\":\"How do I complete Part I of the exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Circle the letter (A, B, or C) for the sentence you think is correct in each numbered item.\"},{\"question\":\"What is Part II asking you to do?\",\"answer\":\"Circle the letter for the sentence you think is incorrect in each numbered item.\"},{\"question\":\"In Parts III and IV, what do “F” and “S” mean?\",\"answer\":\"“F” stands for fragment and “S” stands for sentence. 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