Revising run-on sentences

Front

Seven coordinating conjunctions:

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for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Front

Identify the run-on sentence.

Back

I like learning English it makes me tired.

Front

NOT a run-on: I like Tuesdays and Wednesdays. I also like Fridays, because the weekend starts on Friday.

Back

I like Tuesdays and Wednesdays. I also like Fridays, because the weekend starts on Friday.

Front

Identify the sentence using a subordinating conjunction.

Back

Until spring arrives, we have to be prepared for more snow.

Front

Definition of a run-on sentence:

Back

Two or more independent clauses without punctuation or joining words.

Front

Fix this sentence: I hope we will have no homework I can play outside.

Back

I hope we will have no homework, so I can play outside.

Front

A complete sentence has a _______ and a _______.

Back

Subject, predicate.

Front

Run-on sentence example:

Back

Pip Pirrip gains a fortune from an unknown benefactor the fortune brings him nothing but misery.

Front

Fix this run-on: Natalia went to the arcade she saw Emma there too.

Back

Natalia went to the arcade, and she saw Emma there too.