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Which choice corrects the clause fragment? Review the sentence.
A lizard jumped on the box. That my father made.
Which best corrects the clause fragment?
1 A lizard that my father made jumped on the box.
2 A lizard jumped. On the box that my father made.
3 A lizard jumped on the box that my father made.
4 That my father made a lizard jumped on the box.

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Answer 1
Answer: I think 3, A lizard jumped on the box that my father made, would be the most reasonable correction from the original clause fragment. 
Answer 2
Answer:

The correct answer is 3- A lizard jumped on the box that my father made.

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