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Run on sentence
0 which of the following is a run on sentence??? Help please 02 br
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00 The dog broke lose he chewed through his leash 02 br
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00 The dog stopped barking long enough to chew through his leash. 02 br
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00 I can't work on Thursdays. 02 br
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00 I think it's the first one 0-
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00 The dog broke lose he chewed through his leash 02 br
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00 The dog stopped barking long enough to chew through his leash. 02 br
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00 I can't work on Thursdays. 02 br
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00 I think it's the first one 0-
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0 A "run-on" sentence is a sentence that "runs on." In other words, is entirely too long and/or doesn't have enough punctuation. i.e. : Mr. Jones told us about his vacation when he went to Europe and when his car broke down and he couldn't find a gas station, but stayed on the side of the road and waited for someone to come by, but no one ever did and he just couldn't stand all the wasted time,
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