Bizncs  +  894591 Thu, 10 Sep 09 01:17 AM Hi all,   The question below is to find a best answer to the question. I know for sure  that (A) can not be an answer to the question but I think both (B) and (c) can. What do you think? And could you give the reason of your choice?   Q) Why didn't Mr. Robinson attend the monthly staff meeting?   A. Yes, he will go with us. B. He didn't give a reason. C. Because the meeting was cancelled.   Thanks always, Bizncs Grammar, Sentences

	Best answer by Grammar Geek  +  894670 Thu, 10 Sep 09 02:37 AM It can provide an logical answer. However, on a test, teachers usually like you to use a full sentence, not a fragment, so if you can only choose one answer, I would suggest you choose the one with the full sentence. Grammar Geek

	Grammar Geek  +  894600 Thu, 10 Sep 09 01:23 AM I agree - either B or C make sense, but C is not a full sentence. Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Veteran Member 19,683 Barbara, who answers in American English. My housekeeping skills attest to the truth of the second law of thermodynamics: Left to themselves, things get more and more random! Sentences

	Bizncs  +  894621 Thu, 10 Sep 09 01:45 AM Thanks for your prompt answer.   (C) not being a full sentence doesn't mean it can't be an answer to the question, right? :)     Bizncs Sentences