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sentences and fragments 1/26/26 question 1 of 30 are these complete sentences, or is one of them a fragment? at seaworld, sandy cheeks waited for the dolphin show to start. jumping with excitement, she found her seat. complete sentences fragment submit answer report a problem

Explanation:

The first clause "At SeaWorld, Sandy Cheeks waited for the dolphin show to start" has a subject (Sandy Cheeks) and a complete predicate (waited for the dolphin show to start), forming a complete sentence. The second clause "Jumping with excitement, she found her seat" also has a subject (she) and a complete predicate (found her seat), with the participial phrase "Jumping with excitement" acting as a modifier, so it is also a complete sentence. There are no incomplete sentence fragments here.

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