Below is a run on sentence. Which of the following does not correct the run on sentence properly?

There are twenty students in my class I know all of them.

a. There are twenty students in my class, and I know all of them.

b. There are twenty students in my class, I know all of them.

c. There are twenty students in my class; I know all of them.

d. There are twenty students in my class. I know all of them.

Question

Below is a run on sentence. Which of the following does not correct the run on sentence properly? 

There are twenty students in my class I know all of them.

a. There are twenty students in my class, and I know all of them.

b. There are twenty students in my class, I know all of them. 

c. There are twenty students in my class; I know all of them.

d. There are twenty students in my class. I know all of them.

xx_gamergirl_xx · Answer

What do you think it is?

xx_gamergirl_xx · Answer

ill just tell you its B.

anonymous · Answer

I thought it was either B or C, why is it B? @xX_GamerGirl_Xx

xx_gamergirl_xx · Answer

B Because after a , u must have a conjustion like and or but and B does not

anonymous · Answer

Oh ok, I see, thank you for your help!

xx_gamergirl_xx · Answer

No Problem :D