Question

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Match the definition to the term. 1 . 'sentence sense' having nothing to do with the subject 2 . irrelevant only part of a sentence 3 . summation run-on sentences, comma-splice sentences, and fragments 4 . comma splice end punctuation of an interrogative sentence 5 . fragment ability to recognize a complete thought in sentence form 6 . precede to win over to a belief 7 . persuade an imperfection 8 . conclusion to set five or more spaces from the left margin 9 . anecdote two sentences joined with a comma 10 . sequence a brief story of an interesting incident 11 . indent to go before in rank or importance 12 . implied brief statement of main points 13 . question mark suggested, not stated 14 . flaw a logical order 15 . interrogative sentence sentence that asks a question 16 . sentence errors final decision or last argument

Answer 1

The terms and definitions are matched below.

Step-by-step explanation:

`\left|\begin{array}l$1 . 'sentence sense'&$ability to recognize a complete thought in sentence form \\\\$2 . irrelevant & $having nothing to do with the subject \\\\$3. summation& $brief statement of main points\\\\$4 . comma splice&$two sentences joined with a comma \end{array}\right|`

`\left|\begin{array}l$5 . fragment&$only part of a sentence\\\\$6 . precede &$to go before in rank or importance \\\\$7 . persuade&$to win over to a belief\\\\$8 . conclusion&$ final decision or last argument\\\\$9 . anecdote&$a brief story of an interesting incident\end{array}\right|`

`\left|\begin{array}l$10 . sequence &$a logical order \\\\$11 . indent&$to set five or more spaces from the left margin\\\\$12 . implied&$suggested, not stated \\\\$13 . question mark&$end punctuation of an interrogative sentence \end{array}\right|`

`\left|\begin{array}lc$14 . flaw &$an imperfection \\\\$15 . interrogative sentence & $sentence that asks a question \\\\$16 . sentence errors&$run-on sentences, comma-splice sentences, and fragments \end{array}\right|`