Fix Run-On Sentences

Fix this sentence:
I play softball my sister plays volleyball.

• I play softball. my sister plays volleyball.

• I play softball, my sister plays volleyball.

• I play softball, but my sister plays volleyball.

• I play softball, or my sister plays volleyball.

I hope we will have no homework I can play outside.

• I hope we will have no homework, so I can play outside.

• I hope we will have, no homework I can play outside.

• I hope we will have no homework, I can play outside.

• Correct as is

Fix this sentence: 
Bob has a brother he does not have a sister.

• Bob has a brother, he does not have a sister.

• Bob has a brother, he does not, have a sister.

• Bob has a brother, but he does not have a sister.

• Bob has a brother he does, not have a sister.

Mr. Hernandez went to the teacher lounge he saw Mr. Teater and Mr. Tilak there. 

• correct as is

• Mr. Hernandez went to the teacher lounge; He saw Mr. Teater; and Mr. Tilak there. 

• Mr. Hernandez went to the teacher lounge; he saw Mr. Teater and Mr. Tilak there. 

The Warriors won against the Cavaliers the Cavaliers lost the championship. 

• correct as is

• The Warriors won against the Cavaliers; the Cavaliers lost the championship. 

• The Warriors won against the Cavaliers. the Cavaliers lost the championship. 

Which is a run-on sentence?

• Corintha, who is slightly clumsy, is always tripping over air.

• My best friend, Corintha, is a world-class athlete.

• Corintha, my older cousin, likes to proclaim that she is the fastest runner in the family.

• Corintha is a fast runner I don't know where she gets her speed.

Choose the one that is a run-on sentence

• Ants work together to gather food and build a home.

• My brother likes to sleep late on Saturdays, he is very lazy.

• We will visit national parks, museums, and landmarks on vacation.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• We were in Florida, and it was a hot and sunny day.

• We were in Florida, it was a hot and sunny day.

I had a baby toy it got tossed.

• correct as is

• I had a baby toy. It got tossed.

• I had a baby toy, it got tossed

I like art Sanika does too. 

• I like; art and Sanika does too. 

• I like art, and Sanika does too. 

• correct as is