Run-on Sentences vs. Fragment vs. Complete Setences

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Jewish people were being hunted.

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safe in the forest

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German planes

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twisted metal and razor-sharp shards

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He landed in a ditch and was dazed and looked up and then he saw flames in the trees and a tree was falling.

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Two months after the invasion, the Nazis forced all Jewish people to leave their homes.

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Aunt Hannah said in her clear and certain voice that the Nazis wanted to take everything from us and that we should not let them take our hope along with everything else they are taking but it was hard finding hope.

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flag now flew over

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Aunt Hannah asked us where our papa was and I told her the Nazis took him about a month ago but we don’t know where he is and she seemed upset.

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Max sat up in bed, his heart pounding with fear.

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boiling rage Max had

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The mission was a complete success.