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Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors but now she lets us use oil paints. Which answer choice best corrects the run-on sentence?

1. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors, now she lets us use oil paints.
2. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors. But now she lets us use oil paints.
3. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors; but now she lets us use oil paints.
4. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors, but now she lets us use oil paints.

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Answer:

4). Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors, but now she lets us use oil paints.

Explanation:

A run-on sentence is characterized as the sentence that connects two independent sentences conveying complete thoughts inappropriately without employing an appropriate punctuation mark or coordinating conjunction. The given sentence misses a punctuation mark prior to the coordinating conjunction 'but' which makes the meaning unclear. In order to rectify this error, a comma(,) can be placed immediately before the coordinating to separate the first clause and clarify the meaning. Thus, option 4 is the correct answer.

(D). AKA 4 [Its Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors, but now she lets us use oil paints.]

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