Jacob is going to spend his weekend working on his project; He also wants to spend some time paying video games.
Correct
She walked to school, he took the bus.
Run-on, missing a conjunction.
I want to talk about the Squid Games, but my teacher says it is not appropriate for school.
Correct.
I am happy it is my birthday tomorrow, and I can't wait to send time with my friends, but I don't want to also spend time with my family, so I can't wait until tomorrow.
Run-on. Too many independent clauses joined together.
The dog ate the meat, but he didn't eat the bone.
Correct
I am going to visit the school this weekend.
Correct
I have to go to the store I will buy some milk.
Run-on, independent clauses are not joined correctly.
I hate scary movies, but I watched a scary movie yesterday.
Correct
This game is really helping me prepare for my grammar test today.
Correct.
I can't believe our test is together I forgot to study for it.
Run-on. The independent clauses are not joined together.
I spend my free time playing Roblox but my parents say I can't play all day either.
Run-on, missing a comma.
My teacher doesn't like it when I make random noises during class, so I will make sure I don't make those noises.
Correct.
My best friend Bob likes to fly kites, but he sometimes doesn't fly kites because it's too windy, so he just sits at home and eats poptarts and watches Cartoon Network
Run-on, too many independent clauses joined together.
Tamara needs to go to the mall and go shopping for a new outfit.
Correct
I love wearing my new Jordans to school I bought them a month ago.
Run-on.
I will see Lion King today.
Correct
We celebrate our birthdays during recess, but it can sometimes feel too hot.
Correct.
I love going to the playground for recess, sometimes we have to have inside recess.
Run-on, missing a conjunction.
I went to the museum but I did not have a good time.
Run-on, missing a comma.
Children need to eat vegetables it is good for their health.
Run-on sentence.
I did my homework and forgot it at home so I might fail my class.
Run-on, missing comma.
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