Are these words a sentence or a sentence fragment? sitting right there at the table. a. sentence b. fragment

The words are the following:

B. Fragment.

They are a sentence fragment, since there is no subject to be found. Who is sitting at the table? (No no subject) A sentence needs a subject and a verb. The words at hand only have the latter. In other words, they lack a full sentence structure, which makes them incomplete to be called that.

If it were a sentence, it would look like the following example:

John is sitting right there at the table.

John: subject (Who is sitting at the table?/ John is.)

is sitting: main verb (to sit) conjugated in present continuous tense.

right there at the table: adverbial phrase of place (it does not belong to a basic sentence structure, that is, even if omitted, the sentence would still be a sentence).

the correct answer would be d.

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