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B.) comma splice
C.) complete sentence






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A.) Run on because there is no and
A)Run on sentence.
A run on sentence is one which has two independent clauses which effectively run-on. That is, the two main clauses are joined together without any punctuation or conjunction.
Fly-fishing takes some careful practice=independent clause
Anyone can do it=independent clause
Here is how to fix it:
Fly-fishing takes some careful practice; anyone can do it.
Or
Fly-fishing takes some careful practice, and anyone can do it.
Or
Fly-fishing takes some careful practice. Anyone can do it.
A comma splice is when two main clauses are joined by a comma and no coordinating conjunction. For example,
I walked home, it was cold.
If you need further help, you can type ‘run-on sentences’ into a search engine, or you can email me.