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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Which of the following is a run-on sentence
The house was owned by the mayor.
Mike joined the army,and he became more disciplined during training.
Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow she wants to see him.
We like to take a walk after dinner.
The house was owned by the mayor.
Mike joined the army,and he became more disciplined during training.
Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow she wants to see him.
We like to take a walk after dinner.
Top answer
Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow . S he wants to see him.
- Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow .
- S he wants to see him.
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AnonymousWhich of the following is a run-on sentenceMike joined the army,and he became more disciplined during training.
The house was owned by the mayor.
Mike joined the army,and he became more disciplined during training.
Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow she wants to see him.
We like to take a walk after dinner.
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Hi Goodman,
No, that's a case of two sentences correctly joined by 'and', forming one sentence.
Best wishes, Clive
No, that's a case of two sentences correctly joined by 'and', forming one sentence.
Best wishes, Clive
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HI Clive,
Oh really! Then which one is run-on? I surely don't see any...,
Oh really! Then which one is run-on? I surely don't see any...,
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Hi,
As Marius noted, it's Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow she wants to see him. Here, the writer has tried to join two sentences simply by not writing a period. You can't do that.
Best wishes again, Clive
As Marius noted, it's Karen's uncle arrives tomorrow she wants to see him. Here, the writer has tried to join two sentences simply by not writing a period. You can't do that.
Best wishes again, Clive
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