Sentence fragment. One of countless thousands of examples in literature and media. It’s a double-standard: Kids who use sentence fragments get corrected. Adults who use them get Pulitzers.

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 ...

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 ...

Examples of Fragments and Corrections Incorrect: Many nineteenth-century horror stories have been made into films. Such as Dracula and Frankenstein. Correct: Many nineteenth-century horror stories ...

Elevate your writing with these seven grammar techniques for clarity and impact. Switch to active voice for a stronger tone and avoid redundant phrases for conciseness. Careful modifier placement ...

The grammar gods strongly advise against using sentence fragments — is industry-speak for incomplete sentences.

There are different types of sentence constructions categorised as rambling sentences, sentence fragments and run-on sentences.

‘Noble Fragments’ Review: A Gutenberg Bible in Pieces An antiquarian sold off the rare copy page by page—eventually touching lives and fortunes all over the world.

The grammar gods strongly advise against using sentence fragments — is industry-speak for incomplete sentences.

Incomplete sentences are also called sentence fragments. I prefer the second term because it sounds less judgmental. As with nearly all things, using sentence fragments in moderation is OK.