Which is a run-on sentence?
A. Jackson amused the class he put breath mints up his nose.
B. Jackson amused the class when he put breath mints up his nose.
C. My neighbor, Jackson, enjoys being the class clown and making people laugh.
D. Jackson might be the funniest student in Mrs. Felte’s class because of his jokes.
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Comparison DegreeModal Verbs for Permission and ObligationImperative SentencesParticipal PhrasesPerfect and Past TensesCorrelative ConjunctionAdverb of MannerWH Questions and Simple Past TensePerfect TensesSentence Structure and Grammar RulesOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewI _____ (work) in Italy for five years. I ____ (begin) work as soon as I arrived.
A. work – began
B. have worked – have began
C. has worked – has began
D. have worked – began
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There was a blackout ____ the room became dark.
A. but
B. if
C. so
D. because
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewThe restaurant was quite __________, but the food was delicious.
A. affordable
B. pricey
C. interesting
D. reasonable
Tenses › View
Will he have finished the task in a week?
A. Yes, he will.
B. No, he will not.