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Distinguishing Between Run-ons and Properly Punctuated Sentences. If the sentence is a run-on, write RO; if the sentence is correct, write S.
A) The road curved sharply, she swerved into a fence. (RO/S)
B) Joe is a computer whiz, he is also a crackerjack programmer. (RO/S)
C) Brahms wrote four symphonies each one is superb. (RO/S)
D) From the oven came an aroma of chocolate and honey. (RO/S)

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Corrected versions:

A) The road curved sharply; she swerved into a fence. (or use a conjunction: The road curved sharply, and she swerved into a fence.)

B) Joe is a computer whiz; he is also a crackerjack programmer. (or use a conjunction: Joe is a computer whiz, and he is also a crackerjack programmer.)

C) Brahms wrote four symphonies; each one is superb. (or use a conjunction: Brahms wrote four symphonies, and each one is superb.)

D) From the oven came an aroma of chocolate and honey. (S)