
Run-On Sentences
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English
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7th Grade
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Medium
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Halle Feeney
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Multiple Choice
Which is a comma splice?
When I go to school, I learn about run-on sentences.
Learning about run-on sentences is important.
Run-on sentences are a grammar error, students need to avoid them.
From a long, wordy sentence, you may get a run-on.
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Multiple Choice
Which is a fused sentence?
Running is good for your health it is not good for a sentence.
If a sentence is two sentences run together, it is a run-on.
Effective revising means making sure your writing has no run-on sentences in it.
Persuasive writing is fun, it helps students to argue effectively.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence needs a comma before a conjunction?
Avoiding run-on sentences is important since they show poor grammar skills.
Monkeys prefer bananas to run-on sentences in an essay.
Writers must wipe out run-on sentences for an effective essay.
Run-on sentences are annoying but they can be repaired.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a run-on sentence?
I want to own a company someday, I hope to be a good boss.
Now I sell clothes at the mall, I like talking to customers.
I am a good salesperson.
My customers are always happy with the clothes they buy.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a run-on sentence?
I have a twin sister. Her name is Jody.
Jody and I are the same height, we both have blonde hair and green eyes.
We like the same things. For example, we both love dogs.
We call each other everyday and talk on the phone.
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Open Ended
Fix the run-on sentence:
Jody and I are the same height, we both have blonde hair and green eyes.
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Open Ended
Fix the run-on sentence:
Fitness is important to her, she runs every day.
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Open Ended
Fix the run-on sentence:
She finished her homework she went to bed.
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Open Ended
Fix the run-on sentence:
Carol loves shopping we go to the mall every week.
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Respond to the following prompt in 3-5 sentences:
How do you plan to spend your snow day?
Use a simple, compound, and complex sentence in your response.
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