is this a run - on sentence? as a young boy in england, roald dahl dreamed of growing up and working in a…
is this a run - on sentence? as a young boy in england, roald dahl dreamed of growing up and working in a chocolate factory, inspiring his childrens book charlie and the chocolate factory. yes no
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Brief Explanations:
A run - on sentence incorrectly joins two or more independent clauses. The given sentence has a single independent clause "Roald Dahl dreamed of growing up and working in a chocolate factory" with a dependent clause "As a young boy in England" and a participial phrase "inspiring his children's book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" modifying the main clause. It is grammatically correct and not a run - on.
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no