The two sentences from the paragraph that are run-on sentences are: 1. "United States citizenship comes with many civic duties the most basic responsibility is voting." 2. "Informed citizens are more likely to vote, they vote because they observe how voting changes daily life."
The two sentences from the paragraph that are run-on sentences are:
"United States citizenship comes with many civic duties the most basic responsibility is voting."
"Informed citizens are more likely to vote, they vote because they observe how voting changes daily life."
A run-on sentence is a sentence that contains two or more independent clauses without proper punctuation or conjunctions to separate them. In the first sentence, there are two independent clauses ("United States citizenship comes with many civic duties" and "the most basic responsibility is voting") without any punctuation or conjunctions between them. In the fifth sentence, there are also two independent clauses ("Informed citizens are more likely to vote" and "they vote because they observe how voting changes daily life") without any punctuation or conjunctions between them.