I'm not sure if this is a run-on sentence.
Stock prices rose slightly yesterday. The TSE average up 16.9 points and the Canadian Exchange index up 3.2.
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There is no run-on here, but there's definitely a fragment. The first sentence is fine. The second is not a complete sentence.
It's just missing a verb. If that were there, then it would need a comma, since it would be a compound sentence.
Just FYI, use "whether" when a choice is to be made; "if" introduces a conditional clause.
As it stands, you'd likely be sure, if it weren't a run-on sentence. If it's run-on, then you're not sure.
Just FYI, use "whether" when a choice is to be made; "if" introduces a conditional clause.
As it stands, you'd likely be sure, if it weren't a run-on sentence. If it's run-on, then you're not sure.
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