Question

B.She seized an iron rod from the old-fashioned stove and marched on us shouting. “You search all you want to – if you don’t mind getting burnt first.” She shouted and laughed at our frightened retreat. i. Who is ‘she’ referred to in the extract? ii. How was the lawyer treated by the woman? iii. Who does the word ‘us’ refer to? iv. Name the lesson.​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

if you don’t mind getting burnt first.” She shouted and laughed at our frightened retreat. i. Who is ‘she’ referred to in the extract? ii. How was the lawyer treated by the woman? iii. Who does the word ‘us’ refer to? iv. Name the lesson.

Answer 2

Answer:

Sentence fragments usually lack either main verb or subject (or both). If you're not sure if a sentence is a fragment, check that it has at least one main verb and subject. Run-on sentences consist of at least two independent clauses that are connected in one sentence without proper punctuation.