Question

Which sentence does not correctly fix this run-on sentence?

The hiker missed the turn fortunately she didn't get lost.

A.
The hiker missed the turn, but fortunately she didn't get lost.

B.
The hiker missed the turn fortunately, she didn't get lost.

C.
The hiker missed the turn. Fortunately, she didn't get lost.

D.
The hiker missed the turn; fortunately, she didn't get lost.

Answer 1

ill say A

Answer 2

It's B, the comma is in a place that makes it a fragment.

Answer 3

No its A xD

Answer 4

Because B makes no sense

Answer 5

It's what does NOT correctly fix this sentence.

Answer 6

Ohhh

Answer 7

its B

Answer 8

So they want the wrong one??

Answer 9

Need me to explain @is3535

Answer 10

no

Answer 11

Which sentence correctly fixes this run-on sentence?

That was quite a traffic jam, many drivers honked their horns, one car blocked the intersection.

A.
That was quite a traffic jam and many drivers honked their horns, one car blocked the intersection.

B.
That was quite a traffic jam, many drivers honked their horns. One car blocked the intersection.

C.
That was quite a traffic jam. Many drivers honked their horns, one car blocked the intersection.

D.
That was quite a traffic jam; many drivers honked their horns, and one car blocked the intersection.

Answer 12

xD

Answer 13

one more

Answer 14

Okay

Answer 15

I passed run ons

Answer 16

I think C.

Answer 17

so C

Answer 18

Actually, may be D.

Answer 19

There are three independent clauses in the original sentence. The simplest correction isn't in the list of possible answers:

- That was quite a traffic jam. Many drivers honked their horns. One car blocked the intersection.

Let's look at each of the possible answers:

A. is not a good answer because there is still a comma splice between the second and third clauses.

B. is not a good answer for the same reason.

C. is not a good answer because there is still a comma splice between the first and second clauses.

D. is a good answer. Between the second and third clauses are both a comma and a coordinating conjunction. Between this compound sentence and the first clause is a semicolon. Both of those alterations are as legitimate as simply splitting the clauses into separate sentences.

Answer 20

How many times did you take this?

Answer 21

2 mreo

Answer 22

omg 100%

Answer 23

Nice spelling. xD

Answer 24

YAYA

Answer 25

Really? Awesome!!

Answer 26

ty love you all

Answer 27

xD

Answer 28

Your welcome! Did I answer all of them?

Answer 29

yea

Answer 30

@west_coast Sorry about your failed grade a bit ago :( I son't quite understand indirect, but I do know direct objects. :)

Answer 31

love you @west_coast and @ShirouxGhoul

Answer 32

Love you too? @is3535

Answer 33

Lol love you lots:3

Answer 34

@west_coast Did you read my earlier post?

Answer 35

What do you mean??

Answer 36

@west_coast Sorry about your failed grade a bit ago :( I son't quite understand indirect, but I do know direct objects. :)

Answer 37

love you more girl and bro

Answer 38

Oh i never failed a grade xDD

Answer 39

I meant on your test.

Answer 40

It was a failed test but i retook it and gto 100

Answer 41

oh ok

Answer 42

Awesome!

Answer 43

xD

Answer 44

I has some questions too, you guys want to help?

Answer 45

Sure

Answer 46

reopen a question :)

Answer 47

OKK.

Answer 48

I have to get to them first xD

Answer 49

Could you guys help me out with 10 questions?

Answer 50

Okay xD is it english? and do you do k12?

Answer 51

Yes I will.

Answer 52

Yes and Yes xD

Answer 53

@ShirouxGhoul you do k12?