is the following sentence complete or a run - on? chris loved to read books, yet he rarely had time to sit…

is the following sentence complete or a run - on? chris loved to read books, yet he rarely had time to sit down and enjoy them anymore. run - on complete

is the following sentence complete or a run - on? chris loved to read books, yet he rarely had time to sit down and enjoy them anymore. run - on complete

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Brief Explanations:

A run - on sentence incorrectly joins two independent clauses. Here, "Chris loved to read books" and "he rarely had time to sit down and enjoy them anymore" are independent clauses. But they are joined by the coordinating conjunction "yet" with a comma (a correct structure called a compound sentence). So it is a complete sentence.

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complete