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Identify the group of words below as a fragment, run-on/comma splice, or complete sentence: Some of the workers are going on strike; however, most of them are still going to work
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Identify the group of words below as a fragment, run-on/comma splice, or complete sentence:

Some of the workers are going on strike; however, most of them are still going to work

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It is a complete sentence.

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