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Identify the grammar problem: A cool, pine-scented breeze: misplaced modifier, dangling modifier, phrase fragment, none of the above
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Identify the grammar problem: A cool, pine-scented breeze: misplaced modifier, dangling modifier, phrase fragment, none of the above

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Answer:

phrase fragment

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User Jorge Olivero
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The grammar problem is a phrase fragment.

"A cool, pine-scented breeze" is not a complete sentence; it is a fragment of a sentence.
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