Question

Which sentence is a run-on sentence?

A.
Most dogs are loyal and obedient, they are easy to train.

B.
Dogs are colorblind; cats are, too.

C.
Would you prefer a dog or a cat as a pet?

D.
Between the two animals, which one sheds the most?

Answer 1

I think it would be A

Answer 2

Thanks, wasn't positive about this question, thank you.

Answer 3

You're welcome ^.^

Answer 4

Please explain your answer guys.

Answer 5

Oh ya sorry I forgot Lol

Answer 6

i think the answer is a

The correct way to do a is : Most dogs are loyal and obedient. They are easy to train.

Answer 7

it would be A because the sentence just keeps going on and on and on, when it could have easily been separated into two sentences.

Answer 8

yep i agree

Answer 9

A run-on is a sentence in which two or more independent clauses (i.e., complete sentences) are joined without appropriate punctuation or conjunction
A has TWO different independent clauses (meaning it can stand alone) having two independent clauses means you have TWO different sentences which is what makes a run-on a run-on so the answer would be A :) and sorry @Ashleyisakitty :(

Answer 10

good job!

Answer 11

thx

Answer 12

Who xD