What is the best way to define a run-on sentence?
A. a group of words that express a complete thought
B. a group of words that includes multiple complete sentences but is missing proper punctuation
C. a group of words that does not express a complete thought and is usually missing a subject or verb
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Causative Verb › ViewEpilepsy —- to be caused by poor air, which —- to be carried by the veins to the brain.
A. Is believed / thought
B. Believes / is thought
C. Was believed / was thought
D. Is believing / is thinking
Grammar › View
It is ______ to travel by road than by railway. However, the ______ way is by aeroplane.
A. fast, fastest
B. faster, fastest
C. faster, faster
D. faster, fast
Grammar › View. I can’t find my keys. I ___ them at the restaurant.
A. might have left
B. might leave
C. might left
D. might has left
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John________ as a journalist since he ________ from university in 2000
A. . is working / graduate
B. worked / graduated
C. had worked / will be graduate
D. has been working / graduated