try to turn the sentence into a yes\/no question.<\/strong> If your sentence is a
run-on, it will not be possible.<\/p>\nEx. Did my professor read my paper he said it contained a lot of errors?<\/p>\n
This does not make sense. You can only turn the sentence into a question if you divide it into two separate, complete ideas, like this:<\/p>\n
Did my professor review my paper?
Did he say it contained a lot of errors?<\/p>\n
Therefore, the fused sentence is a run-on. Sometimes, people try to correct run-ons by adding a comma,\u00a0 like this:<\/p>\n
My professor read my paper, he said it contained a lot of errors.<\/p>\n
This is still a run-on, but it is now called a comma splice.<\/strong> By itself, a comma is not enough to fix a run-on sentence.<\/p>\n\n\nHow can I correct run-on sentences?<\/h2>\n\n\n
Consider the following run-on sentence:<\/p>\n
INCORRECT: The weather should be great this weekend we should go camping.<\/p>\n
This sentence can be corrected in five ways:<\/p>\n
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1. Separate the complete sentences with a period and a capital letter.<\/strong><\/div>\nCORRECT: The weather should be great this weekend. We should go camping.<\/p>\n
2. Connect the two sentences using a comma and a coordinating conjunction<\/span> (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).<\/strong><\/div>\nCORRECT: The weather should be great this weekend, so<\/span> we should go camping.<\/p>\n3. Insert a semicolon between the two sentences.<\/strong><\/div>\nCORRECT: The weather should be great this weekend; we should go camping.<\/p>\n
4. Use a semicolon with a conjunctive adverb<\/span>. NOTE: a comma should be placed after the conjunctive adverb (however, nevertheless, moreover, therefore, & etc.).<\/strong><\/div>\nCORRECT: The weather should be great this weekend; therefore,<\/span> we should go camping.<\/p>\n5. Use a subordinating conjunction to make one sentence a dependent clause.<\/strong><\/div>\nCORRECT: Because the weather should be great this weekend, we should go camping.<\/div>\n
CORRECT: We should go camping because the weather should be great this weekend.<\/p>\n\n\n