Run-On Sentences

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A group of words with a subject and verb that expresses a complete thought.

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Independent Clause

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Correctly punctuated sentence: Kate was waiting for her dad at the grocery store, which was going to close soon.

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Kate was waiting for her dad at the grocery store, which was going to close soon.

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After the kids went trick-or-treating, they came home to watch Hocus Pocus.

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After the kids went trick-or-treating, they came home to watch Hocus Pocus.

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Yes, English is my favorite class.

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Yes, English is my favorite class.

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Trip to Disney Land: ride Space Mountain?

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On our trip to Disney Land, we got to ride Space Mountain.

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Hannah rescued a new cat; she wanted to get it toys.

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Hannah rescued a new cat, so she wanted to get it some new toys.

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Bobby Flay, a celebrity chef, has a cat named Nachos.

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Bobby Flay, a celebrity chef, has a ca named Nachos.

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Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl win date

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On February 4, 2018, the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl.

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In August, many students head back to school.

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In August, many students head back to school.

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Lucy loved lacrosse; she wanted to try basketball this year.

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Lucy loved lacrosse, but she also wanted to try basketball this year.