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7 Mar 2010 — In fact How would you improve the second sentence? Click each option to read the feedback as more than one option may be correct.
1.	Add the phrase to the first sentence with a comma. A large number of people have been vaccinated against the H1N1 flu, in fact, eighty million!	Feedback 1
2.	Add a subject and verb to the phrase – In fact, eighty million! A large number of people have been vaccinated against the H1N1 flu. In fact, eighty million people have!	Feedback 2
3.	Add a subject and verb to create a clause and then attach it to the first sentence with a semicolon. A large number of people have been vaccinated against the H1N1 flu; in fact, eighty million people have!	Feedback 3
	vaccinate – to protect a person or animal from a disease by giving them a vaccine, injection Note that written and spoken English differ in regards to a sentence. While a spoken sentence needs only a complete thought and can rely more heavily on contextual information, a written sentence needs a clear subject and a verb to be grammatical.	Fragments \| Semicolons \| Connectors (conjunctive adverbs) Discussion? G-Q Friends Wall

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