Question

A fused (or run-on) sentence occurs when two or more complete thoughts run together without proper punctuation or a conjunction. Choose all of the correct options for fixing this fused sentence: "Jade wants to be an actress she's taken acting classes for more than a year." (Choose all that apply.)
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Jade wants to be an actress; she's taken acting classes for more than a year.


Jade wants to be an actress, so she's taken acting classes for more than a year.


Jade wants to be an actress. She's taken acting classes for more than a year.


Jade wants to be an actress, she's taken acting classes for more than a year.

Answer 1

Answer:

YES:   Jade wants to be an actress; she's taken acting classes for more than a year.

YES:   Jade wants to be an actress, so she's taken acting classes for more than a year.

YES:   Jade wants to be an actress. She's taken acting classes for more than a year.

NO:   Jade wants to be an actress, she's taken acting classes for more than a year.

Explanation: