Part One
Directions: Eliminate the following run-on sentences by inserting an appropriate
punctuation mark (a period, question mark, or exclamation point).
1. The man took out the garbage he was cleaning the house. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
2. The woman ate a pear she smiled because it was delicious. ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
3. After the parade we went for a walk we needed to stretch our legs. ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
4. What should I do I think I am lost. ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
5. I’ve had enough I can’t take it anymore! ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
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Directions: Eliminate the following run-on sentences by inserting an appropriate
punctuation mark (a period, question mark, or exclamation point).
1. The man took out the garbage he was cleaning the house. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
2. The woman ate a pear she smiled because it was delicious. ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
3. After the parade we went for a walk we needed to stretch our legs. ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
4. What should I do I think I am lost. ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
5. I’ve had enough I can’t take it anymore! ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
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6. Watch my favorite movie you bet I’d like to see it again.
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7. There were gardens everywhere there were some in the back there were even some around the side of the house.
9. Notecards are good for recipes scrap pads are good for keeping lists. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
10. We won the lottery that’s wonderful! ________________________________________________________________________
7. There were gardens everywhere there were some in the back there were even some around the side of the house.
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8. Can you go I’d really like to see you there if you can’t I’ll understand, of course.
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9. Notecards are good for recipes scrap pads are good for keeping lists. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________
10. We won the lottery that’s wonderful! ________________________________________________________________________
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Part Two
Directions: In the following paragraphs eliminate all the run-on sentences.
11. They walked through the forest, twigs snapping beneath their feet an owl hooted a frog croaked the sounds of the woods were all around them.
Directions: In the following paragraphs eliminate all the run-on sentences.
11. They walked through the forest, twigs snapping beneath their feet an owl hooted a frog croaked the sounds of the woods were all around them.
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