Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence?

Has the mail carrier come yet today, is our package here?

A.
run-on sentence
B.
sentence fragment
C.
complete sentence

Question

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? 

Has the mail carrier come yet today, is our package here?
  
   A. 
  run-on sentence   
  B. 
  sentence fragment   
  C. 
  complete sentence

anonymous · Answer

I think A.

anonymous · Answer

i think....b. It just doesn't sound right.

anonymous · Answer

I think b TOO

wwhitlock · Answer

It's a run on. More precisely it is a comma splice. Two complete sentences are run together with a comma between.

anonymous · Answer

As a score settler, it's A. A fragment would be like "While mother was cooking" A run on is something that needs a form of punctuation to end the sentence. In this case, it's a question mark needed instead of a comma

anonymous · Answer

No Wrong wrong wrong, It is a  run on sentence has a subject but doesn't make sense therefore I would go with A.Run-On-Sentence!