Correcting Run-on Sentences

Which of the following is a corrected run-on sentence.

• The mother calls for each duckling to cimb out of the nest it is to jump to the ground.

• The mother calls for each duckling. To cimb out of the nest it is to jump to the ground.

• The mother calls for each duckling to cimb out of the nest. It is to jump to the ground.

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which of the following is a corrected run-on sentence.

• The ostrich is the largest bird in the words, it lays the largest eggs and has the fastest runing speed.

• The ostrich is the largest bird in the words. It lays the largest eggs and has the fastest runing speed.

• The ostrich is the largest bird in the words it lays the largest eggs and has the fastest runing speed.

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which of the following is a corrected run-on sentence.

• Roadrunners do not fly often, they can only stay off the ground for a few seconds at a time.

• Roadrunners do not fly often. They can only stay off the ground for a few seconds at a time.

• Roadrunners do not fly often they can only stay off the ground for a few seconds at a time.

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which of the following is a corrected run-on sentence.

• Roadrunners will eat everything they catch. They will even try to jump to catch hummingbirds.

• Roadrunners will eat everything they catch, they will even try to jump to catch hummingbirds.

• Roadrunners will eat everything they catch they will even try to jump to catch hummingbirds.

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which of the following is a corrected run-on sentence.

• Eagles prey on large birds, and large fish they also eat small birds ad rodents.

• Eagles prey on large birds and large fish, they also eat small birds ad rodents.

• Eagles prey on large birds and large fish. They also eat small birds ad rodents.

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CCSS.L.4.1F