Run-on Sentences

Front

You can go outside, ____________ stay in the yard.

Back

but

Front

Do you want to go to the park, ____________ do you want to see a movie?

Back

or

Front

Judy leads a charmed life; she never seems to have a serious accident.

Back

life; she

Front

A _______ occurs when two or more complete sentences are improperly connected.

Back

Run-on

Front

My mom gave me a birthday present today.

Back

Sentence

Front

Dolphins and porpoises are often mistaken for fish, but this is incorrect.

Back

Run on

Front

Matt wanted to go to the park and play football.

Back

sentence

Front

Winters __________ been colder over the past few years.

Back

have

Front

Fill in the blank for FUTURE PERFECT tense: "That company _____________ merged with the overseas competitor by next March."

Back

will have

Front

Past Perfect tense helping verb?

Back

had