Question

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?
The sounds of birds in the morning, the smell of pancakes, and the first sip of juice all make me happy
A. simple sentence
B. run-on sentence
C. compound sentence

Answer 1

@tkhunny Please Help

Answer 2

@KoffeeMonster Please I Need Help

Answer 3

I would prefer the oxford comma.
Does a list turn a simple sentence into a compound sentence?
Does a long list turn a sentence into a run-on sentence?
Is three items a long list?

Answer 4

I Think Its A Compound Sentence. Is That Right?

Answer 5

I believe the answer would be C, a Compound Sentence. This would be because the sentence contains accurate grammar, but includes commas. In that case, that would cancel out the majority of simple sentences and run-on sentences.

Answer 6

Thanks You Can You Help With Another?

Answer 7

Sure!

Answer 8

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?
My puppy is well-trained; he can sit and speak
A. simple sentence
B. run-on sentence
C. compound sentence

Answer 9

Is It A Run On?

Answer 10

I believe it is a compound sentence. It is held together by a semi-colon in order to hold the two ideas together. However, I can see how you can think it's a run-on, since it can be seperated into two sentences. It is not a run-on sentence because of the separation of the sentence's segments by the semi-colon.

Answer 11

Are there anymore that you need help with?

Answer 12

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?
Grazing mammals eat grass they include cattle, deer, and elephants
A. simple sentence
B. run-on sentence
C. compound sentence

Answer 13

I believe it is B, a Run-On sentence. This would be a run-on sentence because it should be separated into two sentences. For example, it should be: Grazing mammals eat grass. They include cattle, deer, and elephants.

Answer 14

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?
The snow continued to fall, but we stayed inside and played games
A. simple sentence
B. run-on sentence
C. compound sentence
Would This Be A Compound Sentence??

Answer 15

It would be a compound sentence. :)

Answer 16

Yes, it would be a Compound Sentence.

Answer 17

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?
A. Gettysburg and Antietam are Civil War battlefields.
B. Gettysburg and Antietam are both Civil War battlefields, and I have toured them both.
C. Gettysburg is a Civil War battlefield and so is Antietam.
D. Gettysburg is one Civil War battlefield Antietam is another.

Answer 18

The answer would be A, Gettysburg and Antietam are Civil War battlefields.

Answer 19

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?
A. Pollution is hurting this pond, it is threatening the health of the surrounding forest.
B.Pollution is threatening the health of the pond and the surrounding forest.
C. Pollution is hurting this pond; it is also threatening the health of the surrounding forest.
D. Pollution is hurting this pond, and it is threatening the health of the surrounding forest.

Answer 20

If I am correct, B, Pollution is threatening the health of the pond and the surrounding forest, would be the correctly written simple sentence.

Answer 21

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?
A. Some deserts are hot and sandy; Greenland's cold deserts are often covered with snow and ice.
B. Some deserts are hot and sandy; in Greenland, the cold deserts are often covered with snow and ice.
C. Some deserts are hot and sandy, but the cold deserts of Greenland are often covered with snow and ice.
D. The cold deserts of Greenland are often covered with snow and ice.

Answer 22

The answer would be D, The cold deserts of Greenland are often covered with snow and ice.

Answer 23

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?
A. Snow makes the park beautiful, and ice can be beautiful, too.
B. Ice and snow have made the park slippery and dangerous, and I will not go.
C. Winter blankets the park in whiteness, making it truly beautiful.
D. Ice makes the park beautiful, and snow makes it fun.

Answer 24

I Think Its A

Answer 25

If I may or may not be correct, I believe it may be D, Ice makes the park beautiful, and snow makes it fun. I'm fairly sure it is.

Answer 26

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?
A. Wild ponies live on Assateague Island in Virginia, they have been there for hundreds of years.
B. Wild ponies have lived on Assateague Island in Virginia for hundreds of years.
C. For hundreds of years, wild ponies have lived on Assateague Island in Virginia.
D. Wild ponies live on Assateague Island in Virginia; they have been there for hundreds of years.

Answer 27

I Think Its D

Answer 28

You are correct!

Answer 29

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?
A. Assateague Island and its seashore are popular with visitors.
B. Assateague Island is visited and enjoyed by millions of people each year. C. Assateague State Park is a fairly new park, and already millions of people visit it each year.
D. Assateague State Park is a fairly new park, with millions of visitors each year.

Answer 30

I Think Its C

Answer 31

You are correct again!

Answer 32

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?
A. The wild ponies often swim and play in the ocean.
B. The wild ponies live on the island; often they swim in the ocean.
C. Wild ponies live and play on the island, they play in the ocean, too.
D. The wild ponies on the island often swim in the ocean

Answer 33

I Think Its B

Answer 34

I think you may be correct on this once more, seeing as B is the one that makes sense.

Answer 35

Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?
A. Her new bicycle has many gears, but it is easy to ride.
B. Her new bicycle has many gears but it is easy to ride.
C. Her new bicycle has many gears; it is easy to ride.

Answer 36

I Think Its A

Answer 37

I believe you are correct. B and C do not have proper punctuation.