Seeing pulsation of the artery at the completion of this dissection.

which of the following is right for the above sentence.

1.This is a run-on that can be fixed with a period.

2. This is a run-on that can be fixed by adding a comma and a conjunction.

3. This is a fragment that can be fixed by adding a subject and verb after this long introductory element.

4. This is a fragment that can be fixed by removing the word seeing from the beginning of the sentence.

5. The sentence is fine as it is.

What is your answer?

I feel it is incomplete sentence

Yes, it's a fragment (incomplete), so will you choose 3 or 4?

Dear Ms. Sue, I am extermely sorry, my intension was not to bug you up.

I am an immature student ,who thought posting many questions by me would be
discouring as i am very poor in Grammar.

Once again i am sorry,pls forgive me.

the answer is number 3

To determine the correct choice, we need to identify if the given sentence is a run-on or a fragment.

A run-on sentence is a sentence that improperly joins two or more independent clauses without proper punctuation or conjunctions.

A fragment, on the other hand, is an incomplete sentence lacking a subject, verb, or complete thought.

Let's analyze the given sentence: "Seeing pulsation of the artery at the completion of this dissection."

This sentence appears to be a fragment as it lacks a subject and verb. It starts with the present participle "Seeing," which is not a complete clause on its own.

Therefore, the correct choice is option 3: "This is a fragment that can be fixed by adding a subject and verb after this long introductory element." Adding a subject and verb after "Seeing" would make the sentence grammatically complete.