Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?

Worksheet by Erin Collins
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Sentence Fragments Run on Sentences Watch the video on sentence fragments and run on sentences. Decide whether each statement is a sentence, fragment, or run-on. Sentence I do. George and Anna rode their bikes. I just don't get it. My family takes me out to breakfast, and then we head to my favorite store. I can get exactly what I want. This year, I want a new bike. My new bike will be red. It will have white and yellow stripes, but it will not have green stripes. Fragment While he ran. Once upon a time. When the dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Every year on my birthday. When I pick out my own present. Two-hundred people like. Early in the morning. Run-on I love to write papers I would write one every day if I had the time. Mom and Dad went on a date they went to a new restaurant. Run-on sentences seem to go on and on even though they are often short sometimes they don't make sense. I like to pick out my own present my family always buys things I don't like. It makes a clicking sound when I pedal and sometimes it locks up and sometimes it gets squeaky and sometimes it's no fun.

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