Question

Which choice best describes the following sentence?

Cassidy volunteered. My answer would be option B it is a fragment this is missing a subject it can't be an option A because it is not a complete sentence, it didn't say what Cassiday was volunteering for whoever pick option your wrong

It is a complete and correct sentence.
It is a fragment that is missing a subject.
It is a fragment that is missing a predicate.
It is a fragment with a subject and verb but expresses an incomplete thought.

Answer 1

Answer: D

Explanation: "Cassidy" is the subject, and "volunteered" is the verb, but we don't know what he's volunteering for just looking at that sentence alone. So out of context like this, the thought is incomplete, and the sentence is a fragment.

You could see if used correctly in something like "The teacher needed someone to stay after class and help clean up. Cassidy volunteered."

Answer 2

It is a fragment with a subject and verb but expresses an incomplete thought.