Run-on Sentences

Front

Is this a run-on or complete sentence? Sometimes I wish I was an adult, but I also enjoy being a kid.

Back

Complete Sentence

Front

Is this a run-on or complete sentence? I went to the doctor yesterday, he gave me two shots.

Back

Run-on Sentence

Front

Where to separate the run-on sentence: "A wise man makes his own decisions an ignorant man follows public opinion."

Back

after "decisions"

Front

Where to separate the run-on sentence: "He enjoys walking through the country he often goes backpacking on his vacations."

Back

after "country"

Front

Run-on sentence: "I didn't know which job I wanted I was too confused to decide." Where to separate?

Back

After "wanted".

Front

Run-on sentence: "He often watched TV when there were only reruns she preferred to read instead." Where to separate?

Back

After "reruns"

Front

Where to separate the run-on sentence: "When I got there, I had to wait forever to see him when he finally examined my teeth, he found four cavities."

Back

after "him"

Front

Where to separate the run-on sentence: "Jonathan taught high school art before he became a college professor he misses teaching high school."

Back

after "professor"

Front

Run-on sentence correction: I was late getting ready; could you give me a ride?

Back

I was late getting ready. Could you give me a ride?

Front

Fix the run-on: "Jayden rode his bicycle all day long he traveled fifty miles by sunset."

Back

Jayden rode his bicycle all day long; he traveled fifty miles by sunset.