Question
May i get some help? Thank you! I believe it is A
Which answer choice best corrects the run-on sentence?
The boy has on a cowboy shirt it is covered in mud.
A. The boy has on a cowboy shirt, it is covered in mud.
B. The boy has on a cowboy shirt. Covered in mud.
C. The boy has on a cowboy shirt. It is covered in mud.
D. The cowboy shirt is covered in mud the boy has on.
Which answer choice best corrects the run-on sentence?
The boy has on a cowboy shirt it is covered in mud.
A. The boy has on a cowboy shirt, it is covered in mud.
B. The boy has on a cowboy shirt. Covered in mud.
C. The boy has on a cowboy shirt. It is covered in mud.
D. The cowboy shirt is covered in mud the boy has on.
Answers
Writeacher
I agree.
Technically, it's called a comma splice, but it creates the same error: two sentences jammed together incorrectly.
Technically, it's called a comma splice, but it creates the same error: two sentences jammed together incorrectly.