Eliminating Sentence Fragments Each of the following consists of a fragment and

Eliminating Sentence Fragments
Each of the following consists of a fragment and a sentence, not necessarily in that order. Identify the fragment; then revise the sentence to eliminate the fragment in a Word document.
Example:Begin networking early. If you want to find a job soon after you graduate.
Revision:Begin networking early if you want to find a job soon after you graduate.
Although you may prepare one beautiful print résumé. Be prepared to customize it for each job opportunity.
Candidates who have done their homework. These are the ones who impress recruiters.
Wise candidates make an effort to clean up digital dirt. Which is any online photo or information that could damage a candidate’s reputation.
Jason Jones who is the president of a small Chicago consulting firm. He was about to hire a summer intern when he discovered the student’s Facebook page.
Even if the student was merely posturing. The teasing photographs and provocative comments about drinking and drug use made the candidate look immature and unprofessional.
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Making Sentences Complete
Expand the following fragments into complete sentences. Add your own ideas.
Example:Because job candidates should never enter an interview cold.
Revision:Because job candidates should never enter an interview cold, they should research the target company thoroughly.
The job candidate who searches the prospective employer’s website and learns about its mission, goals, size, and people
Removing any incriminating, provocative, or distasteful photos as well as content and links that could make you look unprofessional
If you accept Facebook friend requests only from people you know
Even negative reviews you may have written on Amazon.com
To feel confident and be ready to sell your qualifications in an employment interview
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