Run-on sentence, Subject-verb agreements, sentence fragments
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Run-on Sentence
Subject-Verb Agreement
Sentence Fragment
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The Run-on sentence is a sentence that is two separate sentences put together with no punctuation to separate them. For example:
Incorrect- I am going to eat lunch we are going to McDonald's. ...
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