Answer:
A run on sentence is when a sentence has two independent clauses (complete sentences) that are connected incorrectly. A fragment is where you are missing a subject, verb, or complete thought.
Explanation:
1. While I was going to the store yesterday, I tripped and fell. <em>Fragment</em> Missing complete thought
2. I made tacos for dinner last night, and they were good. (Add comma splice) <em>Run on</em> Not connected properly
3. I ran to the store in the rain and fell. <em>Fragment</em> Missing subject/complete thought
4. <em>COMPLETE</em>
5. (I'm not too sure but here may be an idea) Susie got home to her dog chewing up furniture, but didn't seem to worry much, because nothing that her dog does surprises her anymore. <em>Fragment</em> Missing complete thought
6. Everything has felt bleak since Amy moved to another town. <em>Fragment</em> Missing complete thought
7. Fran brought chili to the office lunch and she spilled it all over the floor. <em>Run on</em> Not connected properly
8. <em>COMPLETE</em>
9. Everyone made it sound so fun so it got us thinking that the movie was very exciting. <em>Fragment </em>Missing complete thought
10. <em>We will go to the party</em> whenever the football game is over. <em>Fragment</em> Missing complete thought
11.
- period
- comma & coordinating conjunction
- semicolon
- subordinating conjunction
- comma splice
Note: These are just ideas, I didn't do this in high school, so I'm not gonna be 100% correct with these, these are just what I would've put down as my answers, but I learned about them recently from a teacher friend and hope these help a little, but the answers are mine, not the teachers
