Week 1: Grammar A mistake that writers often make is writing a sentence fragment. A sentence fragment is a group of words that uses capitalization and punctuation as if it is a complete sentence, however, the group of words is missing one of the three requirements. These three requirements are a subject, a verb, and a complete thought First, review Correcting Fragments (Chapter 21, LO2) in your eBook. Then, correct 4 of the 11 fragments in Practice 21.3 in Chapter 21 of your eBook, using one of the methods described in LO2. Finally, review your classmates corrections and address any errors you find or corrections you find effective Remember that the discussions in this module will be graded together. For more information, please refer to the Discussion Rubric located in Course Documents Be sure to complete the introduce Yourself discussion Search entries or author Unread Subscribe In 1801, the night was clear and bright with stars when astronomer Guiseppe Piazzi was at work in his observatory. 1. Piazzi had been looking for a new planet. Which other astronomers were also trying to find. 2. While he was looking at a group of stars. He saw a tiny point of light. 3. He thought it was a dim star. That was not on his chart. 4. When he looked for the star the next night. It had moved. 5. The object did not act like a star. Because it moved each night. 6. He reported his discovery to another astronomer. Whose name was Johann Bode. 7. Piazzi thought the object was a comet. Whereas Bode thought it was the new planet. 8. Piazzi gave the object a name. Which was Ceres. 9. Before other astronomers would believe his discovery. Piazzi had to show the object's path in the sky. 10. Piazzi could not figure out Ceres's path. Even though he watched it for six weeks. 11. Ceres seemed to be lost. Until other astronomers found it a year later