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Correct this run-on sentence. Would mean a lot. You can make it two sentences or use a comma and a coordinating conjunction. The farm is in Pennsylvania it is near the city of Gettysburg.
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Correct this run-on sentence. Would mean a lot. You can make it two sentences or use a comma and a coordinating conjunction.
The farm is in Pennsylvania it is near the city of Gettysburg.
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The farm is in Pennsylvania, it's near the city of Gettysburg.
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