Asked by Toni
Is this a run on?
One group looks like a bear another is like a lion.
I am confused.
One group looks like a bear another is like a lion.
I am confused.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Yes. That's a run on sentence. Each of these should be a separate sentence:
One group looks like a bear.
Another is like a lion.
You could also join these two sentences with AND.
One group looks like a bear, and another is like a lion.
One group looks like a bear.
Another is like a lion.
You could also join these two sentences with AND.
One group looks like a bear, and another is like a lion.
Answered by
Jackie
one group is a horse.
the next group is a dog.
join the sentenses and you get:
one group looks like a horse and the other looks like a dog.
the next group is a dog.
join the sentenses and you get:
one group looks like a horse and the other looks like a dog.
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