fix any punctuation or capitalization errors below. click \submit answer\ if there are none.\nfuture…

Explanation:

The second sentence "Telling him about what he did over spring break." is a fragment. It should be combined with the first sentence or corrected to be a complete sentence. Also, the first period should be a comma since the two parts are related and the second part is a participial phrase continuing the action. So we change the period after "desk" to a comma and make the second part a complete clause or adjust the structure. Wait, actually, the second part is a dependent clause if we use a comma, but better to make it a complete sentence. Wait, no, the original has a period after "desk" which is wrong. Let's correct the punctuation: "Future lingered by his best friend's desk, telling him about what he did over spring break." (We change the period to a comma and make "Telling" lowercase? Wait, no, "Telling" was at the start of the second sentence, but after changing the period to a comma, it's part of the first sentence, so "telling" should be lowercase. Wait, the original first sentence: "Future lingered by his best friend's desk." (period) then "Telling him about what he did over spring break." (period). So the error is that the second sentence is a fragment. So we need to connect them with a comma (since "telling..." is a participial phrase modifying the subject "Future") and remove the period after "desk", and make "Telling" lowercase. So the corrected sentence is: "Future lingered by his best friend's desk, telling him about what he did over spring break."

Answer:

Future lingered by his best friend's desk, telling him about what he did over spring break.