Question

1.Which is a run-on sentence?

A.
His project was good, yet his presentation was confusing.

B.
His toolbox was unlatched, and his tools fell out.

C.
His watch fell behind the couch he couldn't reach it.<---

D.
His guitar strings broke, so he can't play now.

Answer 1

2.Which is a run-on sentence?

A.
The fox sat in the middle of the yard, and it stared at us.

B.
The hamster likes his wheel, but he spins in it all night long.

C.
The squirrel ran across the yard it climbed up the tree.

D.
The duck waddled up the embankment, and it quacked at me.


3.Which is a correctly written sentence, not a run-on?

A.
Our car wouldn't start, so Dad called a tow truck to take it to the mechanic.<--

B.
Our backyard was all soggy from the rain, the dog's paws were all muddy.

C.
Our cousins are coming for a visit we plan on taking them to the zoo and the museums.

D.
The gate to our backyard had been left open our dogs got out while we were gone.

4.Which is a run-on sentence?

A.
I walked the dog to the park, but it was closed.

B.
I heard the weather report, it is going to rain.

C.
I swam in the pool; it was very refreshing.

D.
I listened to the new song, and it is very good.


5.

Which is a correctly written sentence, not a run-on?

A.
The summer concert series in the park starts Thursday we plan on going every week.

B.
The train left the station at 3 o'clock it should be arriving in town any minute now.

C.
The library has a good selection of books and movies we borrow some every week.

D.
The ferry leaves for the island in fifteen minutes; we need to hurry to catch it.

Answer 2

i think c or d put i think yuo rright

Answer 3

1.i think yuor right

Answer 4

@Librarian is all of these right?

Answer 5

2. D
3. CORRECT
4. D or C
5. B

Answer 6

Thats my assumption

Answer 7

what about 1?

Answer 8

1. CORRECT (C)

Answer 9

thx