Narrative Essay Rough Draft 4

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This document provides instructions for identifying fragments in a narrative essay rough draft. Students are told to use a red pen to write their name, circle nouns and pronouns, underline verbs, and highlight subject nouns. Any sentence missing a subject or verb should be bracketed and labeled as a fragment. The author should then correct fragments and submit a final electronic draft by the due date.

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