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Run-ons and Comma Splices:
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Stacey Diaz
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Updated Oct 20, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
01:23
Chapter 10
01:38
Chapter 11
01:49
Chapter 12
01:51
Chapter 13
01:52
Chapter 14
02:11
Chapter 15
02:25
Chapter 16
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Chapter 17
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Chapter 18
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Chapter 19
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Chapter 20
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Chapter 21
Audio Transcript
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Hello everyone today, I'll be talking about Ronald synthesis and
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commerce places in this lecture here is a brief explanation.
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Run on sentences are independent clauses that have not been
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joined correctly.
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A former co payment type of run on sentences.
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The comma supplies two more independent clauses joined with a
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common but without a coordinating conjunction.
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You may be wondering what are run on sentences.
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An independent clause is a word group that can stand
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alone as a sentence.
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When two independent clauses appear in one sentence, they must
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be joined in one of these ways, one with a
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comma and according to conjunction, such as and but or
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nor four so yet, or two with a semi colon
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or occasionally with a colon or dash Rule.
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No one is, there are two types of run on
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sentences when a writer puts no mark of punctuation and
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no corn in conjunction between independent clauses.
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The result is called a fused sentence.
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Here are two types of examples.
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Air pollution poses risk to all humans.
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It can be deadly for asthma sufferers abby offer can
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a made her sick Rule# two is commonplace is
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a far more common type of run on sentence is
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the commerce place two or more independent clauses joined with
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a common without a coronary conjunction and some commas prices
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they'll come appears alone.
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Here are two examples.
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Air pollution poses risks to all humans.
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It can be deadly for asthma sufferers, Ben ate all
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of us candy, it made him sick Rule# three
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is calmness.
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Places once again another common places.
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The comma is accompanied by joining word that is not
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according to conjunction, however, is a transitional expression not accordingly
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conjunction, and it cannot be used with only a comma
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to join two independent clauses here.
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Two examples.
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Air pollution poses risk to all humans, however, it can
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be deadly for adam sufferers.
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The play was great.
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Nonetheless, I was sick of seeing me after the fourth
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time. No Rule# four is revision.
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There are four ways to advise everyone on sentence, one
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using common and accordingly conjunction, such as an but or
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nor for so yet to use a semicolon or if
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appropriate, a colon or a dash.
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A semi colon may be used alone.
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It can also be accompanied by a transitional expression.
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three made the clauses into separate sentences for restructure the
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sentence perhaps by some ordinating a clause.
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Yeah. Picture below is an article from CNN and his
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title uses a commerce place with the corny conjunction.
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Scientists find rare fresh chopped and it nearly breaks their
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scale. This concludes the end of the lecture.
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I hope you have a better understanding of run on
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sentences and commerce places
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