Run-on Sentences

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Not a way to fix run-on sentences:

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Use "also" to join two complete thoughts.

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A new lamp will be cheaper, I'll buy a stronger one.

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Run-on Sentence

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Adam is interested in astronomy and built his own telescope.

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Run-on

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This song is too long, but I like it.

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Correct

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Ted bakes cookies; chocolate-chip cookies are his favorite.

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Run-on

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I enjoy hiking in the woods on Fridays after school.

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Correct

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Correct sentence: My cousin moved to Mexico City, and I may visit her soon.

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Correctly written sentence: The air is crisp and clear; it is perfect weather for a football game.

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The air is crisp and clear; it is perfect weather for a football game.

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Correctly written sentence:

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I ran away, but the bear chased me.

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Correctly written sentence:

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It snowed a lot last night, so we had to stay home from school.