Correcting Run-on Sentences

Front

Fix the run-on: "Kelly likes to cook, she makes chicken every day."

Back

Kelly likes to cook; she makes chicken every day.

Front

Correct way to write: "Mary likes dogs she has a beagle."

Back

Mary likes dogs; she has a beagle.

Front

Correct way to write: "Martin and Ellen moved in next door they seen happy."

Back

Martin and Ellen moved in next door; they seem happy.

Front

Correct the sentence: "I'm cold I want to go home."

Back

I'm cold; I want to go home.

Front

Correct way to write: The train was late I missed my meeting.

Back

The train was late; I missed my meeting.

Front

Correct way to write: "That's my favorite book I don't like the sequel."

Back

That's my favorite book; I don't like the sequel.

Front

Fix the run-on: "Kelly likes to cook, she makes chicken every day."

Back

Kelly likes to cook; she makes chicken every day.