Answer: C) This is a run-on sentence.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Run-on Sentence.
Answer: B) Run On.
Answer: B) Addison went to Emily's house.
Answer: B) Run-on
Answer: B) Run-on sentence.
Answer: A) It is a run-on; add a conjunction or separate into two sentences.
Answer: C) Run on.
Answer: C) Run-on Sentence.
Answer: C) Run-on
Answer: C) They are two independent clauses smooshed together.
Answer: A) Run-on sentence.
Answer: B) From his old schoolmaster, he was concerned.
Answer: B) Bread
Answer: C) Run-On Sentence.
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) This is a run-on.
Answer: B) Is not only stimulating and delicious, but also comforting.
Answer: A) Run-On
Answer: A) Run-on
Answer: C) Run-On
Answer: B) Run-On
Answer: C) R
Answer: C) Dog; the boy holds.
Answer: C) Bobby ran after the ball, caught it in mid air, and threw it back to second base.
Answer: B) R
Answer: C) It is clear and easy to read.
Answer: C) Run-on sentence.
Answer: A) The phone rang loudly I quickly answered it.
Answer: C) Fused Sentence (Run-On).
Answer: B) Fused sentence.
Answer: B) No-It is a run-on.
Answer: D) Add a conjunction or split into two sentences.
Answer: A) Fussy
Answer: A) The sun, but they are.
Answer: C) Run-on/Fused
Answer: B) Run-On:(
Answer: D) Yes
Answer: B) Correct
Answer: B) Which
Answer: C) That is.
Answer: A) Is easier to read if it is divided into two shorter lists.
Answer: B) 2