Question

Which conjunction best fixes the run-on sentence?

Wayne had climbed the tree, __________ he couldn't get down.

A.
but

B.
for

C.
so

D.
or

Answer 1

@ShirouxGhoul

Answer 2

A. What grade are you in?

Answer 3

8th

Answer 4

I'm going to explain this one, because this is rather easy and you asked for help.

Answer 5

i needhelp

Answer 6

ill go with A

Answer 7

For-doesn't make any sense because that would mean he was already up there when he climbed the tree

so-is acting like it's obvious he couldn't get down

or-just doesn't make sense.

Answer 8

Say the sentence with each word. Which one sounds correct? You've been speaking the language for 10 or so years. Don't make it harder than it needs to be.

Answer 9

And @ShirouxGhoul is correct.

Answer 10

i said i need help

Answer 11

so A

Answer 12

Yes, it's the only logical one. Any others make the sentence a fragment.

Answer 13

Which conjunction best fixes the run-on sentence?

Easy Street is being repaired, __________ we went a different way.

A.
nor

B.
for

C.
so

D.
or

Answer 14

Think about it.

nor- makes absolutely no sense.

for- makes absolutely no sense

or- makes no sense

They make so little sense I couldn't give an example of how idiotic it is.

So your answer is so, because it is the ONLY one that makes ANY sense.

Answer 15

Which conjunction best fixes the run-on sentence?

Is Laura going to the party __________ is she staying home?

A.
or

B.
yet

C.
and

D.
but
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Answer 16

A

Answer 17

Or- makes a lot of sense

yet- makes some sense too but wouldn't work

and- makes it seem like she can do two things at once

but- makes no sense

So, your answer is or.

Answer 18

give me a sec

Answer 19

Please post this as another question.

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

Just post next question.

Answer 22

Its A ^