Question

Which is an example of a run-on sentence?

A: I appreciate all your efforts in making this event take place.

B: By the time we reached the busy train station, we had to wait in a long line for our tickets.

C: After the supplies are delivered and we finish the inventory we clean up, we can leave.

D: Several hundred tickets for the concert were sold at discount prices.

Answer 1

C: After the supplies are delivered and we finish the inventory we clean up, we can leave.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know this because the sentence has more than 1 independent clause; "the supplies are delivered" , "we finish the inventory", and "we clean up".

An independent clause is basically just a sentence. This run-on sentence could easily become three sentences. A sentence can sometimes have more than one independent clause and still be a proper sentence if it has proper punctuation. This sentence does not.