 What is a fragment and why do I need to fix them?
A fragment is like a train without an engine. It may look kind of pretty just sitting there, but it doesn't work, and it won't take your reader anywhere. It will only frustrate him. For example, if I walked into the room and said to you, "When I woke up this morning..." You'd say, "So, what happened?" And if I didn't tell you more, you'd be probably be somewhat frustrated with me. Fragments are incomplete thoughts. To read more about Fragments and how to fix them, click the following links: Comments are closed.
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