In
the question (8). I have chosen (Sentence) for this
question (Crowds of screaming teenagers surrounded the Beatles wherever they
went) . My answer was correct because (This
word group is a sentence: an independent clause (Crowds
of screaming teenagers surrounded the Beatles .
. .) that includes a subordinate clause (wherever
they went)). In the question (9). I have chosen (Sentence) for this question (Determined to touch one
or more of these famous music makers.) .My answer was wrong
because (This word group is a
fragment. It consists of a participial phrase that needs to be attached to
something. Here is a good way to fix the fragment:
Crowds of screaming
teenagers, determined to touch one or more of these famous music makers,
surrounded the Beatles wherever they went.
). The
correct answer was (Fragment). In
the question (10). I have chosen ( Sentence) for this question
(Reporters observing the conduct of fans at Beatles' concerts found that they
had to invent a new word to describe the wild, almost insane behavior of the
fans: That word was "Beatlemania.").
My answer was wrong because (This word group is a
sentence: two independent clauses joined with a colon)
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