Worksheet on Sentence Boundaries: Run-on Sentences
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This worksheet focuses on identifying and correcting run-on sentences in English. Students will analyze sentence structure and practice editing to improve clarity and correctness.
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Worksheet on Sentence Boundaries: Run-on Sentences
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Understanding Run-on Sentences
Many students find run-on sentences challenging. These sentences occur when two or more independent clauses are joined improperly without correct punctuation or conjunctions. Recognizing run-ons is essential for clear writing. For example, "I went to the store I bought some bread" is a run-on. Correcting these errors improves readability and ensures your writing adheres to grammatical standards.
Correcting Run-on Sentences Practice
- The sun was setting it was getting dark.
- He finished his homework he went outside to play.
- I enjoy basketball I prefer soccer.
- The train arrived late it caused a delay.
- She wants to travel abroad she saved enough money.
Identifying Correct Sentence Boundaries
- The weather was cold. We stayed indoors.
- The weather was cold, so we stayed indoors.
- She likes to read. She visits the library often.
- She likes to read, she visits the library often.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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