Question

Choose the pair of sentences that is written correctly without sentence fragments. Remember that a fragment is either missing a subject, a verb, or both

1.

A. Helen took the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

B. Taking the fish out the oven. Helen had cooked it perfectly.

C. While taking the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly

2.

A. We arrived too late, and the bowling lanes were all taken.

B. Arriving too late, with the bowling lanes all taken.

C. We arrived too late at the bowling lanes. All taken.

Answer 1

1. is A, clearly. 2. is A as well. They both are pretty obvious, but good luck!

Answer 2

The pair of sentences that is written correctly without sentence fragments is the following one:

1. A. Helen took the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

2. A. We arrived too late, and the bowling lanes were all taken.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. A. Helen took the fish out of the oven. It was cooked perfectly.

"Helen" is the subject in the first clause, and the verb is "took".

"It", referring to the antecedent "the fish", is the subject in the second clause, whose main verb is "cooked", which is in passive voice ("was cooked").

2. A. We arrived too late, and the bowling lanes were all taken.

"We" is the subject in the first clause, and the verb is "arrived".

"The bowling lanes" is the subject in the second clause, whose main verb is "taken", which is in passive voice ("were taken").