Q. How could this run-on sentence be corrected. I was late getting ready could you give me a ride?

I was late getting ready. Could you give me a ride?

I was late getting ready, could you give me a ride?

I was late getting ready. could you give me a ride?

Q. How could you fix the following run-on sentence? "Jayden rode his bicycle all day long he traveled fifty miles by sunset."

Jayden rode his bicycle all day long; he traveled fifty miles by sunset.

Jayden rode his bicycle all day long, he traveled fifty miles by sunset.

Jayden rode his bicycle. All day long he traveled fifty miles by sunset.

Q. Which is the only way NOT to correct the run-on sentence? Ella compares herself to a cat she is graceful and sleepy.

Ella compares herself to a cat, she is graceful and sleepy.

Ella compares herself to a cat, for she is graceful and sleepy.

Ella compares herself to a cat; she is graceful and sleepy.

Ella compares herself to a cat. She is graceful and sleepy.

Q. How could you fix the following run-on sentence? I am getting used to wearing a mask it makes my face break out.

I am getting used to wearing a mask, but it makes my face break out.

I am getting used to wearing a mask, nor it makes my face break out.

I am getting used to wearing a mask, it makes my face break out.

Q. Correct the run-on sentences by making it TWO SENTENCES : Painting is my passion I make time for it every day.

"Painting is my passion. I make time for it every day." Place the period between the two sentences.

Q. Correct the run-on sentence by using a COMMA and COORDINATING CONJUNCTION: The lead singer of the band quit they cancelled their concert.

The lead singer of the band quit, so they cancelled their concert.

Remember to use the comma AND a conjunction (FANBOYS) between the two sentences. This is creating a compound sentence.

Q. Correct the run-on sentence by using a SEMICOLON : Today was very hot it was 100 degrees.

Today was very hot; it was 100 degrees.

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Sometimes I wish I was an adult, but I also enjoy being a kid.

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after "him"

after "there"

after "teeth"

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Run-on Sentences

Q: Is this sentence a run-on or a complete sentence?Sometimes I wish I was an adult, but I also enjoy being a kid.

Q. Is this sentence a run-on or a complete sentence?I went to the doctor yesterday, he gave me two shots.

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?"A wise man makes his own decisions an ignorant man follows public opinion."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?"He enjoys walking through the country he often goes backpacking on his vacations."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?"I didn't know which job I wanted I was too confused to decide."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?"He often watched TV when there were only reruns she preferred to read instead."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated? "When I got there, I had to wait forever to see him when he finally examined my teeth, he found four cavities."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?"Jonathan taught high school art before he became a college professor he misses teaching high school."

Q. How could this run-on sentence be corrected.I was late getting ready could you give me a ride?

Q. How could you fix the following run-on sentence?"Jayden rode his bicycle all day long he traveled fifty miles by sunset."

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Q: Is this sentence a run-on or a complete sentence?

Sometimes I wish I was an adult, but I also enjoy being a kid.

Q. Is this sentence a run-on or a complete sentence?

I went to the doctor yesterday, he gave me two shots.

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?

"A wise man makes his own decisions an ignorant man follows public opinion."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?

"He enjoys walking through the country he often goes backpacking on his vacations."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?

"I didn't know which job I wanted I was too confused to decide."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?

"He often watched TV when there were only reruns she preferred to read instead."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?

"When I got there, I had to wait forever to see him when he finally examined my teeth, he found four cavities."

Q. Where should the run-on sentence be separated?

"Jonathan taught high school art before he became a college professor he misses teaching high school."

Q. How could this run-on sentence be corrected.

I was late getting ready could you give me a ride?

Q. How could you fix the following run-on sentence?

"Jayden rode his bicycle all day long he traveled fifty miles by sunset."