<p>On that same question, there was a semicolon during the middle of sentence, and what came after was “;some she intended to rewrite, but others…” Is “some she intended to rewrite” a proper independent clause? I marked that one as the error because if you just separated “Some she intended to rewrite,” that doesn’t seem like a sentence to me. There is no subject in that sentence.</p>
<p>I marked but as the error (i’m an idiot), totally overthought it and forget that past tense of lay is laid.</p>
<p>This one is definitely laid because the past particle of to lay is laid just look it up.</p>
<p>Also this is a complete sentence.</p>
<p>Some she intended to rewrite.</p>
<p>(DO) (SUBJ) (MAIN VERB) (COMPL INFIN)</p>
<p>So which part was the error?</p>
<p>supposed to be having laid in the past participle tense</p>
<p>Some she intended to rewrite. Just doesn’t seem like a sentence to me. Some is the subject, and it’s not referring to anything.</p>