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Korvikt [17]
1 year ago
15

Hi, Sierra,

Business
1 answer:
hichkok12 [17]1 year ago
5 0

Answer:

Question requires that you find five sentence fragments, one dangling modifier, one passive-voice sentence, and one parallelism fault.

Sentence Fragment

A sentence fragment is so because it is either missing a subject, or a verb, and/ or a complete thought. It is therefore an incomplete sentence.

  • 5. Although no clear line separates fun from profit or a hobby from a business.
  • 12. If you spend eight or more hours a day trading on eBay.
  • 17. If you spend $5 for a garage sale vase and sell it for $50.
  • 18. The IRS would probably consider this a business transaction.
  • 20. Even for eBay sellers who are just playing around. (not a proper sentence)

Dangling Modifier

Attempts to modify an unclear word in the sentence

  • 19. All profits are taxable.

It is unclear what profits the sentence alludes to.

Passive-voice sentence

In Passive voice, the subject of the text is the one that is being acted upon.

  • 13. The IRS would tend to think you are in a business.

Parallelism Fault

This occurs when the sentence is not grammatically parallel. In other words the sentence does not follow as it is not using the same structure.

  • 3. As you are probably already aware, you can use eBay or one of the other sellers to clean out your closets or to run a small business.
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