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A run-on sentence incorrectly joins two or more complete sentences without proper punctuation or connecting words. This 3rd Grade English lesson builds the skill Identify and Produce Complete Sentences with a concept card and practice.

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"Distinguish Complete Sentences from Run-ons" is a 3rd Grade English lesson in the Sentences & Agreement unit, designed for students around ages 8-9.

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Distinguish Complete Sentences from Run-ons

3rd Grade English practice: Is this a complete sentence or a run-on: 'The sun shines the flowers grow.'. Part of sentences & agreement (Sentences & Agreement).

~10 min

A run-on sentence incorrectly joins two or more complete sentences without proper punctuation or connecting words.