Here’s an example from “Beloved” by Toni Morrison: “124 was spiteful. Full of baby’s venom.” That second bit? Sentence fragment. One of countless thousands of examples in literature ...

WRITING is a thing. It demands precision and attention to details for you to get it right. Many people hold back from writing because they feel that they always make mistakes in connection with ...

Here are some examples: From our morning news briefing ... that begin with conjunctions There is another kind of "sentence fragment" that may actually have a subject and a verb and, as needed ...

“Sentence fragments” is industry-speak for “incomplete sentences.” A complete sentence includes a verb, makes sense on its own, and communicates a complete idea. After all, writing is all about ...

A sentence fragment is part of a sentence set off as if it were a complete sentence: Because I didn't care. Being an accident. Although he asked again. Although they're common in speech they should be ...

An example is: “I must get to a cyber cafe ... Viewed independently, the first clause falls in the category of sentence fragments. These are sentences that do not express a complete thought.

“Sentence fragments” is industry-speak for “incomplete sentences.” A complete sentence includes a verb, makes sense on its own, and communicates a complete idea. After all, writing is all about ...

Some fragments have a descriptive purpose. That is, they tell you more about something or someone in the initial or later part of the sentence. Take as an example the first one. The fragment ...