Set 23 Grammar Review

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Montana has big mountains it has prairies too.

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• run-on sentence
• complete sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Miners find gold, silver, and precious gems in Montana.

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• complete sentence
• run-on sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Summers are warm winters are cold.

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• run-on sentence
• complete sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

High in the cedar tree, the meadowlark is singing.

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• complete sentence
• run-on sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Helena is the capital of Montana it is near the Missouri River.

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• run-on sentence
• complete sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Captain William Clark explored Montana in 1803.

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• complete sentence
• run-on sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

General George Custer fought Native Americans at Little Bighorn.

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• complete sentence
• run-on sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Custer lost the battle it was Custer's Last Stand.

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• run-on sentence
• complete sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

I can't open the locker its stuffed full.

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• run-on sentence
• complete sentence

Is this sentence a complete sentence or a run-on sentence?

Can you open the door?

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• complete sentence
• run-on sentence