Complete Sentences 5

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Fragment: Falls on the third Monday in February.

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B

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Fragment: Meant to celebrate George Washington and all the presidents of the U.S.

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A

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Identify the fragment: A: Abraham Lincoln's birthday is close to Washington's, but not a federal holiday. B: Abraham Lincoln's birthday close to Washington's. C: Abraham Lincoln's birthday is very close to Washington's.

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B: Abraham Lincoln's birthday close to Washington's.

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Identify the fragment: A: It became common in the late 1980s for retailers to use Presidents' Day for sales. B: Stores often have sales on Presidents' Day. C: Common in the '80s for retailers to have big promotional sales on Presidents' Day.

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C: Common in the '80s for retailers to have big promotional sales on Presidents' Day.

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Identify the fragment: A: Each state free to call it what they choose and how to celebrate. B: Even though it is a federal holiday, each state is free to call it what they choose and how to celebrate. C: Each state can decide themselves how they celebrate the holiday and if schools are off that day or not.

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A: Each state free to call it what they choose and how to celebrate.

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Identify the fragment: A: Four presidents born in February including Washington, Lincoln, Harrison, Reagan. B: Washington, Lincoln, Harrison, Reagan all had birthdays in February. C: Four presidents born in February Washington, Lincoln, Harrison, Reagan.

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C: Four presidents born in February Washington, Lincoln, Harrison, Reagan.