Topics: Run-On Sentences
How could you fix the run-on sentence?
Springfield has three lights they are red.
A. Springfield has three lights, they are red.
B. Springfield has; three lights they are red.
C. Springfield has three lights; they are red.
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewMarcus started learning French two years ago.
A. Marcus’s learning of French lasted only two years
B. Marcus has been learning French for two years
C. Two years is enough for Marcus to learn French
D. Marcus needed only two years to learn French
Vocabulary › View
What does ‘accomplish’ mean?
A. To achieve something/reach a certain ‘goal’
B. Not making sense/being ridiculous – usually in a funny way
C. Extreme suffering, pain or distress
D. Being daring & bold