Run-on Sentences 6

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Identify the run-on sentence:

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Ron taught a self-defense class Ann signed up to learn.

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Carl was asked to go outside he was talking way too loudly.

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Jerry filled up the hummingbird feeders, those birds are nice to look at.

Front

Complete sentence: Tom tried to say "trout," but said "twout" by mistake.

Back

Tom tried to say the word "trout," but he said "twout" by mistake.

Front

Correct complete sentence: William Shakespeare was born in England.

Back

He wrote "Romeo and Juliet."

Front

Complete sentence: The student was all finished his online course, so he used his time to complete homework.

Back

The student was all finished his online course, so he used his time to complete homework.

Front

Correct the run-on: Michael didn't want to make minimum wage he knew he needed to go to college.

Back

Michael didn't want to make minimum wage. He knew he needed to go to college.

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Correct the run-on sentence: Michelle knew she would study law like her father she would study business like her mother.

Back

Michelle knew she would study law like her father, or she would study business like her mother.

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Correct the run-on sentence: Henry didn't think he could afford the private college he ended up getting a scholarship.

Back

Henry didn't think he could afford the private college, but he ended up getting a scholarship.

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Correct the run-on sentence: North Carolina has over 70 colleges the largest is NC State in Raleigh.

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North Carolina has over 70 colleges; the largest is NC State in Raleigh.