RUN-ON SENTENCES

The light inside is broken the vending machine still works. 

• The light inside is broken since the vending machine still works. 

• The light inside is broken, but the vending machine still works. 

• The light inside is broken but the vending machine still works. 

• The light inside is broken. Hence, the vending machine still works. 

Red looks too aggressive for the living room walls, let’s try blue. 

• Red looks too aggressive for the living room walls; let’s try blue. 

• Red looks too aggressive for the living room walls, and let’s try blue. 

• Red looks too aggressive for the living room walls. Let’s try blue!

• Red looks too aggressive for the living room walls therefore; let’s try blue. 

The zombie invasion finally came but I am well prepared so let’s work together. 

• The zombie invasion finally came, but I am well prepared so let’s work together. 

• The zombie invasion finally came; I am well prepared so let’s work together. 

• The zombie invasion finally came but I am well prepared. Let’s work together. 

• The zombie invasion finally came, but I am well prepared. Let’s work together. 

Scarves were popular last season, this season hats are popular. 

• Scarves were popular last season. This season hats are popular. 

• Scarves were popular last season; this season hats are popular. 

• Scarves were popular last season. This season, hats are popular. 

• Scarves were popular last season, and season hats are popular. 

The car will start eventually you have to keep trying. 

• The car will start eventually; you have to keep trying. 

• The car will start eventually, you have to keep trying. 

• The car will start; eventually you have to keep trying. 

• The car will start, eventually you have to keep trying. 

The wind pushed me as I crossed the open field and I thought that I would be swept into the adjoining pond like a piece of paper.

• The wind pushed me as I crossed the open field. I thought that I would be swept into the adjoining pond like a piece of paper.

• The wind pushed me as I crossed the open field; I thought that I would be swept into the adjoining pond like a piece of paper.

• The wind pushed me as I crossed the open field, I thought that I would be swept into the adjoining pond like a piece of paper.

• The wind pushed me as I crossed the open field therefore, I thought that I would be swept into the adjoining pond like a piece of paper.

He was hungry; and he bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry. He bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry, he bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry; he bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry. And, he bought a Chipotle burrito.

I didn't know which job I wanted I was too confused to decide.

• I didn't know which job, so I wanted I was too confused to decide.

• I didn't know which job and I wanted I was too confused to decide.

• I didn't know which job, I wanted I was too confused to decide.

• I didn't know which job I wanted. I was too confused to decide.

He enjoys walking through the country. He often goes backpacking on his vacations.

• He enjoys walking through the country; but often goes backpacking on his vacations.

• He enjoys walking through the country so; often goes backpacking on his vacations.

• He enjoys walking through the country, he often goes backpacking on his vacations.

• He enjoys walking through the country, but often goes backpacking on his vacations.

He was hungry, therefore, he bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry; and he bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry; he bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry. He bought a Chipotle burrito.

• He was hungry, he bought a Chipotle burrito.