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Select correct if the sentence is punctuated corretle, run- on if it is a run-on and comma splice if it is a comma splice We have to chop some wood winter is coming
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Select correct if the sentence is punctuated corretle, run- on if it is a run-on and comma splice if it is a comma splice

We have to chop some wood winter is coming

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It is run-on sentence since there is no comma or transition between "chop some wood" and "winter is coming"
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