Run-On Sentences

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Identify the run-on sentence:

Back

The sun was shining it was a beautiful day.

Front

Correct the run-on: We went to the park we had a picnic.

Back

We went to the park. We had a picnic.

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Identify the run-on sentence: She likes to play soccer she is very good at it.

Back

She likes to play soccer she is very good at it.

Front

Identify the run-on sentence: The cat is black it has green eyes.

Back

The cat is black it has green eyes.

Front

Correct the run-on sentence: I like to read books I also enjoy watching movies.

Back

I like to read books, and I also enjoy watching movies.

Front

Correct the run-on: The dog barked loudly it scared the cat.

Back

The dog barked loudly. It scared the cat.

Front

Use correct punctuation: I love to dance I am very good at it

Back

I love to dance. I am very good at it.

Front

Use correct punctuation: The birds were singing the sun was shining

Back

The birds were singing, and the sun was shining.

Front

Use correct punctuation: She ran fast she won the race

Back

She ran fast, so she won the race.