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Run-on-Ralph Practice

Run-on-Ralph Practice

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English

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9th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
L.4.1F, L.9-10.2A

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LJ Mamonov

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1 Slide • 12 Questions

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Run-on-Ralph

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Poll

How well do you feel like you understand how to correct run-ons?

1

(I have never heard of what any of this is)

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3

(I have heard of them, but I don't know how to correct them all the time)

4

5

(I know what they are, and I can explain them to someone else)

3

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a run-on or correct?

She wanted to see the world.

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Correct ✅

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Run-on ❌

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Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a run-on or correct?

The extremely terrified man briskly sprinted outside to find his dog.

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Correct ✅

2

Run-on ❌

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Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a run-on or correct?

He ran she walked.

1

Correct ✅

2

Run-on ❌

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Multiple Choice

What is the best way to fix this run-on?

He ran she walked.

1

He ran she walked.

2

He ran and she walked.

3

He ran; she walked.

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Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a run-on or correct?

The water spilled he went to get a towel.

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Correct ✅

2

Run-on ❌

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Multiple Choice

What is the best way to fix this run-on?

The water spilled he went to get a towel.

1

The water spilled he went to get a towel.

2

The water spilled. He went to get a towel.

3

The water spilled so he went to get a towel.

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Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a run-on or correct?

I saw him he was outside he left.

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Correct ✅

2

Run-on ❌

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Multiple Choice

What is the best way to fix this run-on?

I saw him he was outside he left.

1

I saw him. He was outside, he left.

2

I saw him, and he was outside he left.

3

I saw him; he was outside, but he left.

4

I saw him and he was outside and he left.

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Fill in the Blanks

Fix the following run-on using a semicolon (;).

I saw him he was not careful.

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12

Fill in the Blanks

Fix the following run-on using a comma-FANBOYS. Use "yet."

She was on time she started late.

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Poll

How well do you feel like you understand how to correct run-ons?

1

(I have never heard of what any of this is)

2

3

(I have heard of them, but I don't know how to correct them all the time)

4

5

(I know what they are, and I can explain them to someone else)

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