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Timmy went to the store, he bought milk and eggs. Is this a comma splice, sentence fragment, run-on sentence, or none of the above
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Timmy went to the store, he bought milk and eggs. Is this a comma splice, sentence fragment, run-on sentence, or none of the above

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It is a comma splice since it is separated by a comma

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