RESTRICTIVE AND NONRESTRICTIVE ADJECTIVE CLAUSES
Definition: A run-on contains two independent clauses combined without proper punctuation (or two sentences in one). Example #1 (run-on) Today I am tired I will take a nap later. Grammatical Error: This run-on has two separate independent clauses, or complete sentences, with no conjunction and no punctuation. ................
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