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2 years ago

He told me to get out of the water he is crazy if he thinks I'm going to listen.

English

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zzz [600]2 years ago

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Answer:

C. run-on

Explanation:

There is no comma, so that eliminates the first option, and it can't be a fragment because there are both a subject and a verb present. The sentence isn't correct because there shoud be some form of punctuation in-between water and he.

"He told me to get out of the water; he is crazy if he thinks I'm going to listen."

"He told me to get out of the water. He is crazy if he thinks I am going to listen."

"He told me to get out of the water -- he is crazy if he thinks I am going to listen."

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