Run-On Sentences
Run-On Sentences
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Active and Passive Sentences
100

What is an independent clause?

A group of words with subject and verb that can stand itself as a sentence.

100

The store was completely out of milk we had to drive to another town.

The store was completely out of milk. We had to drive to another town.

 The store was completely out of milk, so we had to drive to another town.

100

distractions, researchers, affect, discomfort, surgery 

(n) when a doctor cuts open the body to fix or treat something

surgery

100

Getting a blood test is usually a fairly simple procedure.

a. a type of medication

b. something a doctor does to a patient











b. something a doctor does to a patient





100

I lost all the photographs of my trip.

active

200

Mention the coordinating conjunctions FANBOYS.

FOR, AND, NOR, BUT, OR, YET, SO

200

The internet connection went down, I couldn't finish my online assignment.

The internet connection went down. I couldn't finish my online assignment.

 The internet connection went down, so I couldn't finish my online assignment.

200

distractions, researchers, affect, discomfort, surgery 

(n) a person who studies something carefully to learn about it

researchers

200

Some people use social media once in a while, but for others, it can become an addiction.

 a. something that improves someone’s health or lifestyle

b. a need to keep doing something even though it may be harmful

b. a need to keep doing something even though it may be harmful

200

Hundreds of people are employed in this factory.


passive

300

What are the two types of run on sentences?

comma splice and fused sentence

300

Our team practiced hard every single afternoon we lost the championship game.

Our team practiced hard every single afternoon, but we lost the championship game.

300

distractions, researchers, affect, discomfort, surgery 

 (v) to cause a change in someone or something


affect

300

Recovery time for a broken arm is usually six to eight weeks. 

a. the process of getting healthy after an injury or illness

b. the state of being injured or ill

a. the process of getting healthy after an injury or illness

300

Three men were arrested after the incident.

passive

400

Define a comma splice and fused sentence.

A comma splice is when two independent clauses are joined just by a comma.
A fused sentence is when two independent clauses are joined without any punctuation mark.

400

The alarm didn't go off this morning, she was late for her first period class.

The alarm didn't go off this morning, so she was late for her first period class.

400

distractions, researchers, affect, discomfort, surgery 

 (n) something that makes you stop focusing on something else

distractions

400

If you have a health app on your phone, be sure to update it so you have the newest version.

a. a type of smartphone application or computer program

b. one form of something that is different from other forms

 

b. one form of something that is different from other forms

 

400

About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is covered/covers by water, and oceans hold/are held about 96% of all Earth's water.

is covered

helds

500

What are two ways to fix run-on sentences?

Join them with a comma and a coordinating conjunction.

Divide them with a period and a capital letter.

500

The local animal shelter has ten new puppies they are all up for adoption.

The local animal shelter has ten new puppies, and they are all up for adoption.

500

distractions, researchers, affect, discomfort, surgery 

(n) an unpleasant feeling or a feeling of mild pain

discomfort

500

Some people have a remarkable ability to handle pain—it doesn’t seem to bother them at all.

a. unusual in a good way

b. unusual in a bad way

a. unusual in a good way

500

The package was sent/sent more than a week ago, but it didn't arrive/wasn't arrived until yesterday.

was sent

didn't arrive