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which of these fragments could you correct by adding only a subject?
george w...
English, 08.10.2019 03:30 arielpraczko1
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which of these fragments could you correct by adding only a subject?
george washington, president of the convention.
occurred in philadelphia in 1787.
to allow the government to create laws.
the confederation of the united states established in 1781.
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