Instructions: Correctly punctuate the run-on sentences. If it is correct, write C beside it.

English

1 answer:

sleet_krkn [62]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. I enjoy going to visit my grandparents, however I don't enjoy the three-hour ride.

2. I spoke with my aunt on the phone. We talked for two hours.

3. Yesterday, I jogged three miles. It was the farthest I've ever jogged.

4. Suzy took painting lessons then she decided she doesn't like to paint. C

5. Many of my friends enjoy pizza, but I prefer Chinese food.

6. I have no idea how to play this game, it didn't come with directions.

7. Carrie has decided to not use her credit cards, therefore she will not be buying much.

8. The error I made was small, nevertheless it made me fail the test.

9. Billy and Jim rode motorcycles to Nevada and they enjoyed every minute of the ride. C

10. Everyone wanted to go on the field trip so we all participated in the fund-raiser.

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