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Run-on Sentences

Run-on Sentences

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English

10th Grade

Practice Problem

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CCSS
L.4.1F, L.1.1G, L.7.1A

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Standards-aligned

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Deb Brunswick

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23 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which is a comma splice?

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When I go to school, I learn about run-on sentences.

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Learning about run-on sentences is important.

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Run-on sentences are a grammar error, students need to avoid them.

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From a long, wordy sentence, you may get a run-on.

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Multiple Choice

Which is a fused sentence?

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Running is good for your health it is not good for a sentence.

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If a sentence is two sentences run together, it is a run-on.

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Effective revising means making sure your writing has no run-on sentences in it.

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Persuasive writing is fun, it helps students to argue effectively.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence needs a comma before a conjunction?

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Avoiding run-on sentences is important since they show poor grammar skills.

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Monkeys prefer bananas to run-on sentences in an essay.

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Writers must wipe out run-on sentences for an effective essay.

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Run-on sentences are annoying but they can be repaired.

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Multiple Choice

Which correctly fixes the run-on using method 1?

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Monkeys are lucky they don't have to worry about run-on sentences.

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Monkeys are lucky. They don't have to worry about run-on sentences.

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Monkeys don't have to worry about run-on sentences, they are lucky.

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Multiple Select

Click the box of the word that is NOT a coordinating conjunction.

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for

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yet

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since

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but

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or

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Multiple Choice

Which correctly fixes the run-on sentence using method 2?

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Monkeys eat bananas but they do not write run-on sentences.

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Monkeys eat bananas, they do not write run-on sentences.

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Monkeys eat bananas. They do not write run-on sentences.

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Monkeys eat bananas, but they do not write run-on sentences.

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Multiple Choice

Which correctly fixes the run-on sentence using method 3?

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Bananas benefit monkeys; they do not fix run-on sentences.

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Bananas benefit monkeys, yet they do not fix run-on sentences.

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Bananas benefit monkeys. They do not fix run-on sentences.

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Bananas benefit monkeys they do not fix run-on sentences.

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Multiple Choice

Which correctly fixes the run-on sentence using method 4?

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Sentences about run-on sentences can become boring; sentences about monkeys never do.

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Sentences about run-on sentences can become boring, but sentences about monkeys never do.

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Sentences about run-on sentences can become boring, sentences about monkeys never do.

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Sentences about run-on sentences can become boring; however, sentences about monkeys never do.

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Multiple Choice

Which is a dependent clause?

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Writers do not burn calories writing run-on sentences.

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After a student accidentally writes a run-on sentence in a persuasive essay.

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From the perspective of a writer of run-on sentences.

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Several solutions exist to fix run-on sentences.

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Multiple Choice

Which correctly fixes the run-on sentence using method 5.

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This may be the last sentence about run-on sentences, it is not the last sentence about monkeys.

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Although this may be the last sentence about run-on sentences, it is not the last sentence about monkeys.

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This may be the last sentence about run-on sentences; it is not the last sentence about monkeys.

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This may be the last sentence about run-on sentence; on the other hand, it is not the last sentence about monkeys.

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