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Is what's below a complete sentence or a fragment?
Baking all day, Rosie made two award-winning pies.
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Baking all day, Rosie made two award-winning pies.
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The sentence "Baking all day, Rosie made two award-winning pies." is a complete sentence. It has a subject ("Rosie") and a predicate ("made two award-winning pies"), and it conveys a complete thought. The phrase "Baking all day" acts as an introductory participial phrase, providing additional information about what Rosie was doing.
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