Practice with Run-on Sentences

Front

Is this a run-on sentence? Rose was late for dinner, she had to make her own food.

Back

run on

Front

I am so tired I can't wait for the spring break!

Back

Run-on sentence.

Front

Teacher advised against too many classes; I regret not listening.

Back

Run-on

Front

Fix the run-on: The pool was cold we jumped in anyway.

Back

The pool was cold, but we jumped in anyway.

Front

Fix this run-on sentence: Happiness is the key to success if you love what you are doing, you will be successful.

Back

Happiness is the key to success; if you love what you are doing, you will be successful.

Front

Fix the run-on: 'I received an A on my Psychology test I am very happy.'

Back

All of the above

Front

Fix the run-on: Timmy loves to play basketball, Timmy doesn't have a basketball.

Back

but

Front

Fix the run-on: She planned to take the train to Vancouver, the railroad bridge had been damaged.

Back

She planned to take the train to Vancouver, but the railroad bridge had been damaged.