Question

One student wrote these notes for a report. Because he was in a hurry, he wrote

them as sentence fragments, not complete sentences. Review his notes, and
rewrite the fragments as complete sentences with complete subjects and predicates. These are his notes:
If you like, you may combine two or more fragments in a single sentence.
Successful conservation effort by Museum of Natural History. Eagle eggs
found. Nest destroyed. Eggs in incubator at museum. Tried to get newly
hatched eaglets to eat. Food from an eyedropper. Later, eagle's head hand
puppet used to feed bits of meat. Museum built nest in tree. Taught birds to
fly down from nest. Finally able to fly and get own food. Released into wildlife
preserve with other eagles.

Answer 1

A successful conservation effort was done by the Muesum of Natural history, eagle eggs were found but the Nest was destroyed. They were incubated at the museum, then they tried to get the newly hatched eaglets to eat, using food from an eyedropper. Later, an eagle's head hand puppet was used to feed bits of meat to the birds. The museum built a nest in a tree, and taught the birds to fly down from the nest. They were finally able to fly down and get their own food, and they were released into the wildlife preserve with other eagles.

Step-by-step explanation:

Combine the fragments to form complete sentences.