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Answer: B) Run-On Sentence.
Answer: C) He's working.
Answer: B) Run-on
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Answer: A) The alarm sounded, so everyone woke up, and they got ready for school.
Answer: C) Run-On
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Answer: B) Run on.
Answer: B) Mr. Wong stayed for a week, but he didn't have time to go to an art museum.
Answer: B) The cake was ready, so we ate dessert, and everyone was happy.
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Answer: C) Run-on/Fused
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Answer: A) Run-on sentence.
Answer: C) This is a run-on sentence.
Answer: C) This sentence needs a comma.
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Answer: B) Run-on sentence.
Answer: C) Separate them into two sentences.My car is almost out of gas. We won't make it to the next town.
Answer: D) Blues, he appeared.
Answer: A) Run-on
Answer: D) No punctuation necessary.
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Answer: A) Add a period or conjunction to separate the two independent clauses for clarity.
Answer: B) No Comma.
Answer: D) Run-On
Answer: A) I wanted to join the gym, but I didn't have enough money.
Answer: A) Correct
Answer: B) Run-On
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Answer: B) Although
Answer: C) Apart