Is the following sentence written correctly? Mark fixed his car changed the tire, and put on the spare.
no
Is the following a fragment or run-on? We went into the water near the sand bar there was mud all along the edge of it.
run-on
Is the following a fragment or a run-on? In half a minute.
fragment
What are the compound predicates in the following sentence? Christine planted a flower, pulled the weeds, and watered the lawn.
planted a flower pulled the weeds watered the lawn
Is the following sentence written correctly? Lynn went to the store, and Kevin went to the store.
no
What are the compound subjects in the following sentence? The frisky cat and clumsy dog were making a mess.
cat dog
What are the compound predicates in the following sentence? Jill made a sandwich, did the dishes, and watched T.V.
made a sandwich did the dishes watched T.V.
Is the following sentence written correctly? We went on a picnic and we decided to go exploring.
no
Correct this run-on sentence as 2 separate sentences: Larry lived only a few blocks away he usually rode his bike to our house.
Larry lived only a few blocks away. He usually rode his bike to our house.
Correct the run-on sentence by making it a compound sentence with the conjunction AND: Beth owns a horse named Rusty he is a great jumper.
Beth owns a horse named Rusty, and he is a good jumper.
Is the following sentence written correctly? Marie sliced the pie and served it to us.
yes
Is this sentence written correctly? Lynn and Kevin went to the store.
yes
Is the following a fragment or a run-on: I saw Rusty's picture on a magazine cover I sent it to Beth she was delighted.
run-on
Is the following a fragment or run-on: Competed against other horses.
fragment
Is the following sentence correct? Rachel read a book, shoveled the driveway, and went for a walk.
yes
Is the following sentence written correctly? Tony, Matt and Bob watched the football game on Saturday.
no
What are the compound subjects in the following sentence? Children and their parents gathered in the park.
children parents
Is the following sentence written correctly? Something moved toward us in the darkness, and we ran.
yes
Is the following sentence written correctly? Jeffrey walked the dog, Jeffrey took out the garbage, and Jeffrey painted the door.
no
Fix the run-on sentence by making it one simple and one compound sentence: (Use the conjunction AND) We could not go to the Olympics we watched Rusty on television we cheered hi.
We could not go to the Olympics. We watched Rusty on television, and we cheered him.
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