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Help me this one please
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No,
The correct punctuations are ing the correct spot. Commas and periods are used appropriately.
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I don’t think it’s a run-on sentence (might be wrong) because it has a subordinate clause and when taken out everything makes sense?
So yeah, I think it isn’t a run-on sentence.
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