SAT Grammar – Run on Sentences
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SAT Grammar – Run on Sentences
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Paul Singh
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Arianna Blandon
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Material Includes
- A RUN-ON SENTENCE occurs when two or more complete sentences are written as though they were one sentence. Two types of errors that might result in a run-on sentence include:
- 1. Comma Splices
- 2. Fused Sentences
