Comma splices, fragments, and run ons

What is a comma splice?

• i dont know

• A misuse of commas

• An incomplete sentence

• A complete sentence

Fix the sentence :

I often walk dogs on the beach, they love splashing in the waves.

• No change needed

• I often walk dogs, on the beach, they love splashing, in the waves.

• I often walk dogs on the beach. They love splashing in the waves.

Fix the comma splice:

We went to the store, we bought milk.

• We went to the store. We bought milk.

• We went to the store, and we bought milk.

• We went to the store we bought milk

• We went to the store; we bought milk

Fix the comma splice:

I can't wait to go on vacation, it will be hot and sunny.

• I can't wait to go on vacation. It will be hot and sunny.

• No change

• I can't wait to go on vacation it will be hot and sunny.

Fix the comma splice:

I love going to the movies, it's so fun,

• I love going to the movies, it's, so fun.

• I love going to the movies. It's so fun.

What is a fragment?

• An incomplete sentence.

• A misuse of commas.

• A complete sentence.

• I don't know

Fix the fragment:

Ran as fast as he could.

• Grant ran as fast as he could.

• Ran as fast. He could.

• He could run as fast as.

Fix the fragment:

Knowing that she was in big trouble.

• No change

• Janice knew she was in big trouble.

• Knowing that. She was in big trouble.

Fix the fragment:

Because I had promised to pick up the eggs.

• Because I had promised. To pick up the eggs.

• No change

• I went to the farm, because I had promised to pick up the eggs.

Fix the fragment:

The pretty girl.

• The pretty girl dances.

• The. Pretty girl.

• No change