Which of these sentences is a run-on sentence? a. give me your shirt; i’ll iron it. b. give me your shirt. i’ll iron it. c. give me your shirt i’ll iron it. d. give me your shirt, and i’ll iron it. e. give me your shirt. i’ll iron it for you.

A sentence that is a run-on would be;

C. Give me your shirt I'll iron it.

Now this may look incorrect, but remember that a run-on sentence is a two complete sentence incorrectly combined.

Example: Amy walks to school Eddie drives his car.

Ask yourself, is this a complete idea? No! This is TWO complete ideas. A part of a sentence that can be a sentence by itself is called an independent clause. This example has TWO independent clauses.

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