Description
Sentences that include two or more clauses with no connecting words or punctuation are known as:
a. Fragments
b. run-ons
c. comma splices
Explanation & Answer
the answer is B) run-ons
A run-on occurs when two sentences are run together without the proper punctuation and/or connecting
words. One type of run-on, the fused sentence, occurs when two sentences are written together without any
punctuation at all. Another type, the comma splice, occurs when a comma is used between two sentences
without any connecting word (such as "and, but, or, nor, for, so, yet").
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