

Run-On Sentences
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7th Grade
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Christine Slater
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What is a sentence?
A sentence is a group of words that
expresses a complete thought.
A sentence has to have two parts:
A Subject (noun/pronoun) and a Predicate (verb).
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
Many students have seen the statue of liberty.
Many Students have seen the Statue of Liberty.
Many students have seen the Statue of Liberty
Many students have seen the Statue of Liberty.
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Run-on Sentences
A run-on sentence is two or more
sentences joined incorrectly.
EX: Chinese food is tasty Lee often makes some for dinner.
EX: A frog got into the garage Stanley chased it for ten minutes.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the run-on sentence:
I love dogs.
I love dogs I love cats.
My sister likes lizards.
My brother prefers snakes.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the run-on sentence:
Pizza is my favorite food.
My mom loves burgers.
Pizza is my favorite my mom likes burgers.
Burgers are good, too.
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Multiple Choice
He sat upright chills of fear ran through his body.
correct
run-on sentence
fragment
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How can we fix run-on sentences?
The easiest way to fix a run-on sentence is to separate them with end punctuation making 2 separate sentences.
I really like pizza my mom likes burgers.
I really like pizza. My mom likes burgers.
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Multiple Choice
What is the best way to fix this run-on sentence?
My brother and I always fight for the remote we both like to have control of the T.V.
My brother and I always fight for the remote? We both like to have control of the T.V.
My brother and I always fight for the remote. We both like to have control of the T.V.
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Multiple Choice
What is the best way to fix this run-on sentence?
My sister likes Fruity Pebbles I like Frosted Flakes.
My sister likes Fruity Pebbles, I like Frosted Flakes.
My sister likes Fruity Pebbles. I like Frosted Flakes.
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A second way to fix a run-on sentence is to use a comma and a coordinating conjunction. (F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.)For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So.
I was in a great mood I bought all my friends an ice cream cone.
I was in a great mood, so I bought all my friends an ice cream cone.
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Dropdown
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Fix this sentence using a conjunction & a comma.
My sister got a good grade on her test she was very happy.
My sister got a good grade on her test, she was very happy.
My sister got a good grade on her test, so she was very happy.
My sister got a good grade on her test, she was very happy.
My sister got a good grade on her test so she was very happy.
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Fill in the Blank
Type answer...
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Another way to fix a run-on sentence is to use a CLAUSE WORD to make one part of the sentence a DEPENDENT CLAUSE.
I was in such a great mood I bought all my friends an ice cream cone.
Because I was in such a great mood, I bought all my friends an ice cream cone.
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CLAUSE WORDS
Ex: after, although, as, when, while, until, because, before, if, since (many more)
If the introductory clause is more than 3 words long, separate it with a comma.
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Multiple Choice
I passed my test with an A my mom bought me a Whataburger combo!
Since I passed my test with an A, my mom bought me a Whataburger combo!
I passed my test with an A my mom bought me. a Whataburger combo!
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Multiple Choice
Is this a run-on sentence?
"Because the property tax rate is lower, some people choose to buy homes in Alabama."
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Independent or Dependent Clause? Because I practice a lot.
independent
dependent
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Multiple Choice
Read the following sentence:
Since no one was home, the thieves robbed the house.
Choose which part of the sentence is the DEPENDENT clause.
Since no one was home,
the thieves robbed the house.
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The 4th way to fix run-ons:
use a semi-colon
Only do this with 2 short, related sentences
I wanted to get a new puppy my husband did also.
I wanted to get a new puppy; my husband did also.
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Multiple Choice
After which word in the sentence below should a semi-colon be inserted?
I enjoy the mountains the rest of my family enjoys the beach.
enjoy
vacationing
rest
mountains
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Multiple Choice
The school day had ended; but I still had to go to practice.
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
True or False
You can use a semi-colon in the place of a comma, ALWAYS.
True
False
I do not know...
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Multiple Choice
A ________ occurs when a sentence is missing a subject or a predicate.
Run-on
Fragment
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Multiple Choice
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Period
Comma
Semicolon
Colon
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Multiple Choice
period
semicolon
colon
comma only
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Drag and Drop
Write
Put a
Make one part of the sentence a
Join two senetnces using a
What is a sentence?
A sentence is a group of words that
expresses a complete thought.
A sentence has to have two parts:
A Subject (noun/pronoun) and a Predicate (verb).
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