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I put the wrong subject :o A sentence that combines two or more complete thoughts without using proper punctuation is known as a dependent clause a sentence fragment a run-on se…
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I put the wrong subject :o
A sentence that combines two or more complete thoughts without using proper punctuation is known as
a dependent clause
a sentence fragment
a run-on sentence
an independent clause
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A run on sentence..!
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A run on sentence is the answer
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