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Is the highlighted portion of the sentence a complete or incomplete thought? Bored by the book, Richard Webber decided to stop reading it. Complete Thought Incomplete Thought
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Is the highlighted portion of the sentence a complete or incomplete thought?

Bored by the book, Richard Webber decided to stop
reading it.
Complete Thought
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Complete thought I think is the answer
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Answer:

Complete thought, Because the sentence does include further detail AND the text does tells you why Richard Webber stopped reading the book

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