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The correct run-on sentence, you can separate them with a (n) A) common B)semicolon C)apostrophe D)colon
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The correct run-on sentence, you can separate them with a (n)

A) common
B)semicolon
C)apostrophe
D)colon

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The answer is: A.

Step-by-step explanation: the answer is A.) comma , because it explains that in the beginning you’ve already stated the point of your sentence but extra explanation or info is given beyond the comma.
User Selast Lambou
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the answer is a) comma
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