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Dywenkie Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Run-on sentences
Run-on sentence: Rita is a police officer her badge tells her rank.
Correct: Rita is a police officer. Her badge tells her rank.
Correct: Rita is a police officer, and her badge tells her rank.
Which sentence is correct or both?
Correct: Rita is a police officer. Her badge tells her rank.
Correct: Rita is a police officer, and her badge tells her rank.
Which sentence is correct or both?
Top answer
both seem fine to me
- both seem fine to me
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What's the difference between the two answers? Is there a grammatical explanation for it?
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The second one just shows how to use a conjunction: to join two independent clauses together.
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A period (.) is a hard stop in the flow of the discourse, a comma (,) a softer one.
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one more question
Bunches of flowers cover the float.
The simple subject is bunches. Can you give me an explanation?
Bunches of flowers cover the float.
The simple subject is bunches. Can you give me an explanation?
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