Identifying Run on Sentences

Front

Run-on sentence: My mother is a nurse, she treats people of all ages.

Back

Yes, it's a run on.

Front

Is this a run on? Her office has three nurses in total they all treat patients.

Back

Yes, it's a run on.

Front

Is this a run on? My father works for the court, he's a clerk.

Back

Yes, it's a run on.

Front

Is this a run on? He processes paperwork for divorces, marriages, and other legal issues.

Back

Yes, it's a run on.

Front

Is this a run on? My brother is a pilot for Delta, he lives in Atlanta.

Back

Yes, it's a run on.

Front

Is this a run on? My brother's flight assignments take him to many places, and he enjoys the work.

Back

No, it looks fine.

Front

Is this a run on? My sister-in-law is a manager for Costco; she is in charge of the produce department.

Back

No, it looks fine.

Front

Is this a run on? She is in charge of over twenty people, and has to organize all their work schedules.

Back

No, it looks fine.

Front

Is this a run on? My brother goes to college in Oregon; he is studying history.

Back

No, it looks fine.

Front

Is this a run on? My grandmother was a pharmacy tech, and worked in a pharmacy for many years.

Back

No, it looks fine.