Answer: B) Incorrect
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Comma splice; use a period, semicolon, or conjunction.
Answer: A) Run-on
Answer: B) A witness or authority figure.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: A) Fused Sentence.
Answer: B) 2 mistakes are there-1 capitalisation and 1 punctuation.
Answer: B) , by a pool,.
Answer: B) Run On.
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Run-On Error.
Answer: A) Comma Splice.
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: B) Correct
Answer: C) He started to explain why he was late but got interrupted.
Answer: B) Comma Splice.
Answer: A) RUN ON.
Answer: B) Run-on sentence.
Answer: D) Indicate the refusal on the form, sign, and date it.
Answer: C) The correct sentence is 'Let's eat, Grandma.'.
Answer: C) Fused sentence; add a period, semicolon, or conjunction.
Answer: B) Run-on
Answer: D) Fused Sentence (Run-on).
Answer: C) Fragment
Answer: A) Comma splice.
Answer: B) My favorite music is country. It makes me happy. I like to dance and sing to country music.
Answer: D) Proofreading text.
Answer: A) Run On.
Answer: A) This is a run-on sentence.
Answer: A) Yes, it's a run on.
Answer: B) Comma splice.
Answer: B) Fused sentence.
Answer: D) Both are run-on sentences.
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: A) Run-on sentence.
Answer: B) YES
Answer: B) He is tired. He needs to rest.
Answer: C) Run-on
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) INCORRECT
Answer: B) Two complete sentences with no period or comma.
Answer: D) There is nothing wrong with this sentence.
Answer: B) Make sentences consistent with standard written English grammar, usage, punctuation and other conventions/rules.
Answer: A) This is a run-on sentence; it can be corrected by adding a conjunction or punctuation.
Answer: B) Sentence is incorrect.
Answer: B) St.
Answer: B) Run on.
Answer: A) Grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
Answer: A) Two
Answer: D) FANBOY or proper punctuation like a semi-colon or period.
Answer: B) It is wrong.