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Run-on sentence and comma splice

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Identify whether the sentence is a run-on sentence, a comma splice, or correct. Choose the right answer and learn how to fix common punctuation errors!

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Identify whether the sentence is a run-on sentence, a comma splice, or correct. Choose the right answer and learn how to fix common punctuation errors!

by Angelica
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I went to the park I forgot my jacket.

2

We finished the project on time we celebrated afterwards.

3

It was raining hard, I stayed inside.

4

They watched a movie, but they fell asleep early.

5

I want to travel to Japan, I am saving money for it.

6

She is very smart, so she always gets good grades.

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The sun is shining we should go to the beach.

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I bought a new phone, it has many features.

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I cooked dinner, and my family enjoyed it.

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This is a run-on sentence because there are two independent clauses joined without any punctuation or conjunction. Explanation: "I went to the park" and "I forgot my jacket" should be separated by a period, semicolon, or joined with a conjunction.

This is a run-on sentence - two independent clauses without any punctuation or conjunction.

This is a comma splice — two independent clauses joined only by a comma, which is incorrect.

This is a correct sentence with two independent clauses joined by a comma and coordinating conjunction "but".

This is a comma splice, incorrect use of comma only joining two independent clauses.

This is correct, joined with comma plus coordinating conjunction "so".

Run-on sentence, two independent clauses without punctuation or conjunction.

Comma splice, comma joins two independent clauses improperly.

Correct sentence, comma plus conjunction "and".

 
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