Run On SentencesSet 19

1How can you correct the following run-on sentence? "She loves to travel she has been to five continents."
2At the family reunion, we ate Grandma's barbecued ribs, Aunt Sally's potato salad, and heaping plates of jiggling banana Jell-O prepared by Cousin Sue.
3What change if any needs to be made to the following sentence:We didn't want to admit we were wrong but we did anyway.
4What is the best way to fix this run-on sentence? Fatima lay on the grass Myana sketched in her notebook.
5Read the sentence: "The alarm clock buzzed loudly I hit the snooze button." What is the BEST way to revise this sentence?
6I live to drink coffee in the morning I love it.
7How can you best fix this run-on sentence? I got home late it was almost midnight.
8Is this a complete sentence, run-on, or fragment?My fan is broken, I am getting very hot, I need to buy a new one.
9While watching an exciting program, the TV suddenly went off.
10Identify whether the following sentence is a COMPLETE SENTENCE or RUN-ON SENTENCE: "When asked in an interview, Abrams confirmed that Finn was Force-sensitive, then Boyega stated he'd consider returning to the series if Abrams wished to complete it."
11Emma is a vegan therefore she does not eat animal products.
12What change should be made? "The words were on their way, and when they arrived, she would hold them in her hands like clouds and she would ring them out like the rain." -Markus Zusak, The Book Thief
13Identify each group of words:It's hard to believe fall sports are almost over it feels like they just started.
14Though often misunderstood, SAT question-writers actually have the best of intentions, want to help you clarify your written and spoken communication.
15Is this a run-on sentence?The ostrich is the largest bird it can grow to 9 feet tall.
16There are only 30 days of school left summer vacation is so soon.
17NO CHANGE or revise? The actor was under enormous pressure. Even though he was lauded by fans and critics.
18Why would you do that it isn't fair?
19My father used to give (A)me a good advice (B) whenever(C) I had a problem.(D)
20Determine whether the following is a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence:I went to the store I bought some groceries.
21Upon graduation all students who earn a certificate must leave campus must leave within seven days.
22Read the sentence. Decide if it is a fragment, a run-on, or a correct sentence. Awareness of who we are can shape choice s, and it can influence relationships.
23Fix the fused sentenceI am getting used to wearing a mask it makes my face break out.
24After Jerome found out that his classmates hid his phone. He got very mad that he shouted in the room. He really needs to pull himself together.
25Read the statement carefully and determine if it is true or false:A run-on sentence occurs when two complete thoughts are joined without proper punctuation.
26Carson didn't want to play in the game he wasn't feeling well.
27Rewrite the following run-on sentence as two simple sentences: "Tom likes to read he goes to the library every week."
28Fix the sentence:The candle was burning brightly but I could see it was about to go out.(Hint: 1 comma)
29The humor in cartoons used to be mostly physical comedy; however, now cartoons seem to focus on humor through clever jokes.
30Which is the proper correction of the a run-on sentence?
31After owning Angel for eight years, we got another dog, her name was Elsa.
32What is the grammatically incorrect joining of two or more clauses?
33A fused sentence is best described as
34Declare if this sentence is a run-on, fragment, or complete.The dog jumped over the fence.
35The beach is a great place to relax the mountains are peaceful also.
36Choosing a particular foreign language depends on different reasons, in which we can find: political expediency, or commercial, cultural or technological contact.
37A strong gust of wind blew, the curtains fluttered.
38After the party could either modify when Juanita made the promise or when she'll buy the ice cream.
39CHOOSE THE ANSWER OPTION THAT CORRECTLY IDENTIFIES THE SENTENCE AS A FRAGMENT, RUN-ON, OR COMPLETE SENTENCE.HE ASKED FOR A RAISE SHE GOT IT.
40Which sentence is a run-on and needs to be corrected?
41Dress in layers because the temperature will change today.The "sentence" above is a
42We will do the homework at Philip's house at 3 o'clock.
43It was holding auditions last week Dominic wanted to join that musical group.
44The 115 V 400 Hz current/ the exciters/ to enable ignition/ into high voltage, pulsating current/ transform.
45Select the type of sentence or error.The grocery store was really packed with people there must have been a big sale today,
46What's wrong with this sentence?I like dancing, dancing is a hobby of mine.
47Is this a complete sentence, run-on, or fragment?My grandparents went on vacation, they will be home in two weeks.
48Walking to school, the rain soaked my clothes.
49Why does beginning a clause with because fix a run-on in many cases?
50Mount Tehama fell long before Lassen Peak came into existence, but it's caldera ruptured, which is why there's no big lake there now.
51To produce enough taxol to provide for the needs of all patients, chemists estimated that they would need the bark for approximately 40, 000 Pacific yews each year.
52John wanted to go outside and play but he had not completed his homework.
53You may look at the book here, you may not take it with you.
54I love frozen yogurt it makes me very happy. This is an example of which kind of sentence?
55A. Susan went to college in Texas, she got a job with Tyson Corporation.B. Susan went to college in Texas and, then she got a job with the Tyson Corporation. C. Susan went to college in Texas, and then she got a job with the Tyson Corporation.
56Is this sentence correctly written or does it have a misplaced modifier (awkward, confusing part)?We ran from hideous mutants we saw quickly
57I was running my sister was running next to me.
58Identify whether the following sentence is correct or a run-on:When you think about it, words only exist because someone said that they exist, essentially, language is abstract, not concrete.
59The restaurants in this area are expensive, Keith can't afford them.
60Is this sentence punctuated correctly? I wanted to buy the giant stuffed dinosaur at the fair, but I hadn't won enough tickets.
61Identify the following "sentence" type: Paloma arrived on time for basketball practice she had forgotten her uniform.