Fragmented sentences

Choose the letter of the sentence you think is correct:

• After I had studied for two hours without stopping.

• Studying hard for two hours without stopping.

• I studied hard for two hours without stopping.

Choose the letter of the sentence you think is correct:

• Always something of interest going on at their house.

• There was always something of interest going on at their house.

• Interesting things always going on at their house.

Choose the letter of the sentence you think is correct:

• Taking her out once but forgetting her last name.

• Even though he had taken her out once.

• Even though he had taken her out once, he had forgotten her last name.

Choose the letter of the sentence you think is correct:

• Making out a schedule is a good idea.

• Although making out a schedule is a good idea.

• A good idea to make out a schedule.

Choose the letter of the sentence you think is correct:

• Paying off that bill, which I should have done long ago.

• Not having paid off that bill long ago.

• Paying off that bill, which I should have done long ago.

Choose an "F" for fragment or an "S" for sentence in the blanks before each group of

words.

Whenever you are ready to leave.

• F

• S

Choose an "F" for fragment or an "S" for sentence in the blanks before each group of

words.

On the horizon the moon was just coming up.

• F

• S

Choose an "F" for fragment or an "S" for sentence in the blanks before each group of

words.

That she was a conscientious person.

• F

• S

Choose an "F" for fragment or an "S" for sentence in the blanks before each group of

words.

I enjoy writing letters.

• F

• S

Choose an "F" for fragment or an "S" for sentence in the blanks before each group of

words.

Which is what I should have done long ago.

• F

• S