Question

Which sentence does not correct this run-on sentence?


Bees' nests are called hives, they are made of wax and chewed plants.



A.
Bees' nests are called hives; they are made of wax and chewed plants.


B.
Bees' nests are called hives they are made of wax and chewed plants.


C.
Bees' nests are called hives, and they are made of wax and chewed plants.


D.
Bees' nests are called hives. They are made of wax and chewed plants.

Answer 1

@gottennis121

Answer 2

Anyone?

Answer 3

Hmm I know about run-on-sentence what's your answer

Answer 4

Do you have any idea of waht it could be?
If it's a sentence that doesn't make sense we can elimiate choices

Answer 5

so if it makes no sence then its wrong?

Answer 6

I think C and D are wrong.

Answer 7

If it sounds like it's saying the same thing 2 or more times, that's a run on sentence.

Answer 8

So what would be the answer im confused?

Answer 9

A run on sentence has only a comma not a conjunction

Answer 10

Well, look at B, does it have a problem?

Answer 11

Well, theres no commas

Answer 12

But what is this for in A ;

Answer 13

lol whats it for

Answer 14

alright this isnt helping

Answer 15

its not A or b, d

Answer 16

thank you

Answer 17

they give me time on my test

Answer 18

sorry man I get yelled at whenever I give direct answers