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Which sentence is a run-on sentence?

A.
My hamster likes to run in his wheel, and he does not like to be held.

B.
When I try to pick up my hamster, he looks for a place to hide.

C.
Dogs enjoy human contact; they love to fetch and chase.

D.
Dogs and hamsters are both fun pets, they relate to people in different ways.

Question

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Which sentence is a run-on sentence?	
 
 A.
My hamster likes to run in his wheel, and he does not like to be held.
 
 B.
When I try to pick up my hamster, he looks for a place to hide.
 
 C.
Dogs enjoy human contact; they love to fetch and chase.
 
 D.
Dogs and hamsters are both fun pets, they relate to people in different ways.

anonymous · Answer

A run-on is a sentence in which two or more independent clauses (i.e., complete sentences) are joined without appropriate punctuation or conjunction.

smored · Answer

D is run on because when used a comma between two independent clauses, there should be a conjunction after it (e.g and, but, or)

smored · Answer

if there is no conjunction between two independent clauses, there should be a semicolon.