Fragments, Run-Ons, & Sentences

Front

The dog ran through the woods it chased the deer up the hill.

Back

This is a run-on sentence.

Front

In the middle of the night.

Back

This is a sentence fragment.

Front

Now that the wind wasn't blowing, we went out to play in the leaves.

Back

This is a sentence.

Front

Often politicians, athletes, and actors, hide their ailments, they do not want to risk ruining their careers.

Back

This is a run-on sentence.

Front

Don’t get the help they need.

Back

This is a sentence fragment.

Front

An easy way to fix a run-on is to split the sentence into smaller sentences using a

Back

period.

Front

Which one is written correctly? I live in Franklin, Virginia., I live in Franklin Virginia., I live in, Franklin, Virginia., I live, in Franklin Virginia.

Back

I live in Franklin, Virginia.

Front

Which one is written correctly?

• Because she loves me.
• For example, my homework.
• My mother deserves a medal.
• Although she did not get mad.

Back

My mother deserves a medal.

Front

Which option is NOT correct grammatically? Options: Herb talks too much. Nobody seems to mind., Herb talks too much, nobody seems to mind., Herb talks too much, but nobody seems to mind., Although Herb talks too much, nobody seems to mind.

Back

Herb talks too much, nobody seems to mind.

Front

Which option is correct?
1. Amanda looked in many places for her keys but she never found them.
2. Amanda looked in many places for her keys but, she never found them.
3. Amanda looked in many places for her keys, but she never found them.
4. Amanda looked in many places for her keys she never found them.

Back

Amanda looked in many places for her keys, but she never found them.