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Exploring Writing 2nd Edition by John Langan

Edition 2ISBN: 978-0077662158
book Exploring Writing 2nd Edition by John Langan cover

Exploring Writing 2nd Edition by John Langan

Edition 2ISBN: 978-0077662158
Exercise 31
In the spaces at the bottom of this paragraph, write the numbers of the ten word groups that contain fragments or run-ons. Then, in the spaces between the lines, edit by making the necessary corrections. One is done for you as an example.
1 Two groups of researchers have concluded that "getting cold" has little to do with "catching a cold." 2 When the experiment was done for the first time/, 3 In the spaces at the bottom of this paragraph, write the numbers of the ten word groups that contain fragments or run-ons. Then, in the spaces between the lines, edit by making the necessary corrections. One is done for you as an example.  1 Two groups of researchers have concluded that getting cold has little to do with catching a cold. 2 When the experiment was done for the first time/, 3   exposed more than four hundred people to the cold virus. 4 Then divided those people into three groups. 5 One group, wearing winter coats, sat around in ten degree temperatures. the second group was placed in sixty-degree temperatures. 6 With the third group staying in a room. 7 Where it was eighty degrees. 8 The number of people who actually caught colds was the same. 9 In each group. 10 Other researchers repeated this experiment ten years later. 11 This time they kept some subjects cozy and warm. they submerged others in a tank filled with water. 12 Whose temperature had been lowered to seventy-five degrees. 13 They made others sit around in their underwear in forty-degree temperatures. 14 The results were the same, the subjects got sick at the same rate, Proving that people who get cold do not always get colds. 1. _____ 2. ____ 3. _____ 4. _____ 5. _____ 6. _____ 7. _____ 8. _____ 9. _____ 10. _____ exposed more than four hundred people to the cold virus. 4 Then divided those people into three groups. 5 One group, wearing winter coats, sat around in ten degree temperatures. the second group was placed in sixty-degree temperatures. 6 With the third group staying in a room. 7 Where it was eighty degrees. 8 The number of people who actually caught colds was the same. 9 In each group. 10 Other researchers repeated this experiment ten years later. 11 This time they kept some subjects cozy and warm. they submerged others in a tank filled with water. 12 Whose temperature had been lowered to seventy-five degrees. 13 They made others sit around in their underwear in forty-degree temperatures. 14 The results were the same, the subjects got sick at the same rate, Proving that people who get cold do not always get colds.
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