Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics? To answer your question. I must first fill you in on the background. A. To answer your question, I must first fill you in on the background. B. I must first fill you in on the background, and to answer your question. C. I must first fill you in on the background. To answer your question. D. Answering your question; I must first fill you in on the background.

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Flake

25 May, 15:48

Which answer properly corrects the phrase fragment in italics? To answer your question. I must first fill you in on the background. A. To answer your question, I must first fill you in on the background. B. I must first fill you in on the background, and to answer your question. C. I must first fill you in on the background. To answer your question. D. Answering your question; I must first fill you in on the background.

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Aracely Patton · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A. To answer your question, I must first fill you in on the background. The phrase fragments are already completely filled with the idea. It is not alone a fragment where no idea nor thought that is being presented compared to a complete sentence.