Click on the item that contains a dependent-word fragment.
Group 6
a. Mack ran a block t...
Click on the item that contains a dependent-word fragment.
Group 6
a. Mack ran a block to catch his bus. He missed it by seconds.
b. After running a block to catch his bus. Mack missed it by seconds.
c. After running a block to catch his bus, Mack missed it by seconds.
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