A blue jay sits on the window sill it sings its song all morning long.
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A blue jay sits on the window sill. It sings. Its song all morning long.
A blue jay sits on the window sill. It sings. Its song all morning long.
A blue jay sits. On the window sill, it sings. Its song all morning long.
A blue jay sits. On the window sill, it sings. Its song all morning long.
A blue jay sits on the window sill. It sings its song. All morning long.
A blue jay sits on the window sill. It sings its song. All morning long.
A blue jay sits on the window sill, and it sings its song all morning long.
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The best correction of the run-on sentence is:
A blue jay sits on the window sill, and it sings its song all morning long.
This option correctly combines the two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction, creating a clear and grammatically correct sentence.
