RUN-ON ROUNDUP
This type of sentence has no punctuation between two complete thoughts.
What is a fused sentence?
“When I got to the store.” Is this complete or a fragment?
What is a fragment?
The prefix “un-” means this.
What is “not”?
The word “run” is this part of speech.
What is a verb?
This punctuation ends a question.
What is a question mark?
What’s wrong here? “He ran fast, he was late.”
What is a comma splice?
A sentence fragment is missing this.
What is a subject, a verb, or a complete thought?
The root word in “rebuild” is this.
What is “build”?
“He is happy.” The word “he” is the subject or the verb?
What is the subject?
Add this punctuation: “After lunch we had recess.”
What is a comma after “lunch”?
Fix this: “She was hungry she made a sandwich.”
What is “She was hungry, so she made a sandwich.” or “She was hungry. She made a sandwich.”
Fix this: “Because the bell rang.”
What is “Because the bell rang, we went to lunch.”
The word “carefully” has this affix.
What is the suffix “-ly”?
Choose the correct verb: “They (is/are) ready.”
What is “are”?
Fix this: “I like cats dogs and turtles.”
What is “I like cats, dogs, and turtles.”
This is one way to fix a run-on sentence.
What is using a period or a comma and a conjunction?
“After the game ended” is an example of what kind of sentence?
What is a sentence fragment?
“Pre-” means this.
What is “before”?
The subject of “The girl danced in the rain” is this.
What is “The girl”?
This punctuation shows strong feelings.
What is an exclamation point?
Why is “I saw a cat it was on the roof” a run-on?
What is because it has two sentences without proper punctuation?
Why isn’t “When we got there” a complete sentence?
What is it doesn’t finish the thought?
“Unhelpful” has this many affixes.
What is two — “un-” and “-ful”?
Which part of speech describes a noun?
What is an adjective?
Fix the contraction: “Doesnt”
What is “Doesn’t”?