Question

Which of these sentences is a run-on sentence?
Give me your shirt; I’ll iron it.
Give me your shirt. I’ll iron it.
Give me your shirt I’ll iron it.
Give me your shirt, and I’ll iron it.
Give me your shirt. I’ll iron it for you.

Answer 1

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Hey! Welcome! What do you think the answer is?

Answer 2

@Kazsio do you know the meaning of a a Run-on Sentence?

Answer 3

yes but we just started to learn this in school.

Answer 4

What is running on without pauses?

Answer 5

c?

Answer 6

Correct.

Without valid pauses it would be known as a run-on.

Answer 7

Give me your shirt. I’ll iron it.

That would be a simple sentence, and or fragment (when only dependent clause is noticed)

Answer 8

Thank you, @MissSmartiez . :3

Answer 9

English is the worst subject only one i struggle with.

Answer 10

No problem :)

Elsa will help you out further

Answer 11

Read this run-on sentence:

Susan will go I will stay.

What is one correct way to rewrite the sentence?
Susan will go, and I will stay.
Susan will go, I will stay.
Susan will go: I will stay.
Susan will go and I will stay. i think this is the answer.
Susan will go and, I will stay.

Answer 12

wait
no

Answer 13

nvm yes it is

Answer 14

Hi! Only one question per post, otherwise it counts as spam.

Answer 15

ok