Click on the item that contains a dependent-word fragment.

Group 6

a. Our car is making a chugging noise. It sounds ominous.

b. Our car is making a chugging noise. Which sounds ominous.

c. Our car is making a chugging noise, which sounds ominous.

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Alexandria Harmon

21 April, 08:27

Click on the item that contains a dependent-word fragment.

Group 6

a. Our car is making a chugging noise. It sounds ominous.

b. Our car is making a chugging noise. Which sounds ominous.

c. Our car is making a chugging noise, which sounds ominous.

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Genevieve Cummings · Answer 1

b. Our car is making a chugging noise. Which sounds ominous.

Explanation:

The sentence fragment is which sounds ominous, because it has no subject and is hardly a complete thought. All of the other ones are correct sentences, but which sounds ominous is a dependent clause, so it's a sentence fragment.

Demarion Joseph · Answer 2

a. Our car is making a chugging noise. It sounds ominous.

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Click on the item that contains a dependent-word fragment.

Group 6

a. Our car is making a chugging noise. It sounds ominous.

b. Our car is making a chugging noise. Which sounds ominous.

c. Our car is making a chugging noise, which sounds ominous.