GED writing practice: run-ons in a customer letter
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How to approach this kind of question
Run-on and fragment questions ask whether each choice makes complete sentences. Read the sentence before the menu with each choice in place. Count the complete thoughts: each one needs a subject and a verb and must make sense alone. Two complete thoughts need a period between them or a joining word with a comma, and a group of words that cannot stand alone must stay attached to a sentence.