Which of these ways is NOT a way to fix a run-on sentence?
Use a comma and a conjunction
Just a comma
Use a period
Add a semicolon
Where should the following sentence be separated: Bianca went to HEB she bought apples and bananas.
After "to"
After "went"
No separation needed
After "HEB"
Where should the following sentence be separated: Ms. Lacy is an excellent math teacher she is a pro.
No separation needed
After "teacher"
After "math"
After "excllent"
How should the run-on be repaired: Mikaela enjoyed the corsage with lilies Josh gave her on prom night she prefers roses.
Makaela should be happy with lillies
Add a comma after "night"
The sentenced doesn't need to be repaired
Add a comma and a conjunction after "night"
How should the following run-on be repaired: Jacob likes to work on classic cars he often spends his weekends and holidays working in the garage.
Place a comma and a conjunction after "cars"
Place a period after "cars" and capitalize "he"
All of the choices repair the sentence
Place a semicolon after "cars"
How should the following run-on be repaired: Emma often watches Tik Tok on her phone she should be reading instead.
Place a comma and a conjunction after "phone"
Place a period after "Tik Tok"
Place a comma after "phone"
This isn't a run-on sentence
How should the following run-on be repaired: Mrs. Cady read my article she said it was excellent.
No repairs are needed
Add a comma after "article"
Add a semicolon after "read"
Place a comma and a conjunction after "article"
How should the following run-on be repaired: Chris told Trinity that he would be late coming home she still locked him out.
Place a comma after "late"
Place a semicolon after "late"
Chris should come home on time.
Place a comma and a conjunction after "home"
How should the following run-on be repaired: Mrs. Cady told the students she would read to them, Randy said he wanted to sit next to her so he could look at the pictures.
Mrs. Cady should let Randy sit next to her.
Add "when" to the beginning of the sentence
Add a preposition after the comma
This isn't a run-on sentence
How should the following run-on be repaired: Andrew has corrected Mrs. Cady 1,000 times, she still calls him by Noah's name.
This is hyperbole
Add a colon after "times"
Add "however" before "Andrew"
Add "although" before "Andrew"
How should this comma splice be repaired: Mrs. Cady likes music from the 80s, she forces her students to listen to it in class, they don't like it.
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Repair this comma splice: Koala bears are not actually bears, they are marsupials.
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Repair this run-on sentence: Brianna likes the Dallas Cowboys she does not like the Houston Texans.
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Repair this comma splice: Fernando is not angry with Josh, he's not happy with him, either.
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Repair this comma splice: Brayden is thinking of skipping English class because it's really boring, his coach will "condition" him if he does.
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Repair this run-on sentence: Today is the best day of Coach Lopez's life he found out his family is going to vacation in Hawaii.
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