Question

correct the following Sentence
1-Ten rupees are just enough for the bus fare
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Answer 1

Answer:

Ten rupees are enough for the bus fare.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Ten rupees is just enough for the bus fare

Explanation:

A fragment is a sentence that is incomplete and hence grammatically incorrect. Sentence fragments are difficult to read because they are disconnected and ambiguous. Fragments are caused by three basic factors: (a) a missing subject; (b) a missing verb; and (c) incomplete "warning" terms.

There are three methods for determining sentence completeness:

1. Locate the subject. The word or pronoun about which anything is written is referred to as the topic. Determine who or what is performing the activity to determine the topic of a statement. The sentence is incomplete if there is no topic. Consider the following two examples.

"The student was apprehensive before giving the speech."

"I considered leaving the room."

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