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Run-ons and Fragments Practice
Run-ons and Fragments Practice
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#English #Language Arts #Runons #Fragments
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The fruit that I bought yesterday has already become moldy I wonder why.
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Phillip left work early to go pick up his niece and take her to the fair.
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But he had no intention of digging through his room, his car, or the trash to find his paper.
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Mike knew his girlfriend had baked him a cake for his birthday, but he pretended not to know.
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Day after day, with the thunderclouds rolling in, the rain falling down hard on the pavement, the field became soaked.
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Each morning when Helene is fixing her hair in the bathroom and her alarm clock goes off again.
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Lots of new rules that make school a safer, more academic environment.
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Struggling up three flights of stairs with an armful of heavy books for four classes.
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Although it was an extremely hot day, Johnny wanted to go outside, so he put on some sunscreen.
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10
Fantasizing about a juicy cheeseburger didn't improve the taste of Violet's veggie burger.
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Matt's neighbors, however, want him to move out because he has two dogs that bark all night.
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12
He looked everywhere.
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13
Peering around the other students in line, Sylvia tried to see the lunch choices.
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I like learning English it makes me feel smart.
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My cat's long hair sticks to all my clothes it's hard to wash it all off.
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16
Farah woke up Kirby, the family's German shepherd.
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Chewing the dry, tough, whole-grain bread brought from the health food store.
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Ever since Andy peeked at Melissa's paper during the biology exam.
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Although you want to leave early because you're busy and you have many things to take care of.
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My mother, father, and sister are coming to dinner tonight.
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21
My sister was taller than me when we were young, but now I am taller than she is.
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James opened the door of his cluttered refrigerator.
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We should get moving there's no time to waste!
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We usually leave at 2:55, but today is different we are leaving at 12:15.
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