Kacper Malinowski's Run-On Sentence Grammar Lesson

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Kacper Malinowski's Run-On Sentence Grammar Lesson

Run on sentences are sentences that can stand alone, but are merged together which creates one long unnecessary sentence. We must avoid run-on sentences in our writing so whatever we write sounds better and doesn't drag on. You can break hop these sentences by putting a in a period, comma, semicolon, or a subordinating conjunction before one of the clause. An example of a subordinating conjunction before a clause is: He cannot play BECAUSE he is injured.

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What is your name? *

What period do you have Mr. Rehak *

4th

5th

Neither, I'm just here to help out a friend

Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

Adam is 9 years old he loves animals.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

He likes to play tennis, but he is not very good.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

It is a beautiful day there are no clouds outside.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

I like pie my favorite is apple pie.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

I like pie my favorite is apple pie.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

The Cubs have made it into the playoffs.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

Basketball is my favorite sport; I like the way the ball dribbles up and down the court.

yes

no

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Is this sentence a run-on sentence?

Billy and I where on our way to school Billy saw a squirrel.

yes

no

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Which one of these sentences is a run-on sentence?

Hi, my name is Paul.

How are you doing today?

I'm good.

None of the above.

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Which one of these sentences is a run-on sentence?

Shoes are for your feet.

Be careful around sharp objects.

My favorite food is cereal.

I have so much homework I'm going to be up for hours.

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Which one of these sentences is a run-on sentence?

Yesterday it rained there was water everywhere.

Water is a liquid.

We could try your plan, but it most likely won't work.

This is option 4.

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Which one of these sentences is a run-on sentence?

Yesterday was Wednesday.

We could try your plan, but it most likely won't work.

The restaurant had very good service I liked the food.

This is option 4.

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Which one of these sentences is a run-on sentence?

I hope Marshawn Lynch recovers from his hamstring injury.

The boy walked into the woods, he was never seen again.

I rode the train to school today.

His back hurt because he slept in an uncomfortable position.

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Write in the box below an example of a run-on sentence.

Write in the box below an example of a sentence that is not a run-on sentence.

Write in the box below an example of a sentence that is a run-on sentence. Below the run-on sentence write a fixed version of your run-on sentence.

Write a run-on sentence and break it up using a period.

Write a run-on sentence and break it up using a comma.

Write a run-on sentence and break it up using a semi colon.

Write a run-on sentence and break it up using a subordinating conjunction.

i.e. although, because

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