Question

for each of the following, write \correct\ if the sentences are written correctly and \incorrect\ if they are written incorrectly.
a. the scientist conducted multiple experiments she wanted to confirm her hypothesis.
b. despite the heavy rain, the soccer match continued as scheduled.
c. the authors latest novel was fascinating, it kept readers engaged until the final page.
d. the debate team prepared extensively; they wanted to present strong arguments.
e. many students struggle with time management they often procrastinate on assignments.
f. the new policy was controversial, it sparked debates among students and teachers.

Explanation:

a. This is a run - on sentence. It should have a conjunction or proper punctuation between the two independent clauses.
b. This sentence is grammatically correct. It starts with a prepositional phrase and has a main clause.
c. This is a run - on sentence. It needs a conjunction or semicolon to separate the two independent clauses.
d. This sentence is correctly written with a semicolon separating two related independent clauses.
e. This is a run - on sentence. A conjunction or punctuation is needed between the two independent clauses.
f. This is a run - on sentence. A conjunction or proper punctuation is required to separate the two independent clauses.

Answer:

a. Incorrect
b. Correct
c. Incorrect
d. Correct
e. Incorrect
f. Incorrect