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jeatrice

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Bring on that white whale.
  ___________________ __
 
  Correct all fragments, comma splices, or fused sentences. If the sentence is correct,
  do nothing to it.

Question 2

The traffic on the interstate was unusually heavy, fortunately, Craig had left an
  hour early.
  ___________________ __
 
  Correct all fragments, comma splices, or fused sentences. If the sentence is correct,
  do nothing to it.



courtney_bruh

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Answer to Question 1

correct

Answer to Question 2

The traffic on the interstate was unusually heavy; fortunately, Craig had left an hour
early.



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