Answer:
a. comma
b. semicolon
c. conjunction
d. period
Explanation:
Run on sentences are sentences that continue to be running on and on without definite phrases and clauses. This results in long-winded sentences that are continuously separated by commas and continue to run continuously. In this case, a run-on cannot be corrected by adding commas. A semicolon can be an option. Here is an example:
The sentence can be corrected as follows:
Semicolon:
Conduction:
Period:
