Which is not a run on sentence
Something happened to the battery and the car wouldn't start.
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Which is not a run on sentence
Something happened to the battery and the car wouldn't start.
a. Something happened to the battery; and the car wouldn't start.
b. Something happened to the battery and the car wouldn't start.
c. Something happened to the battery, and the car wouldn't start.
d. Something happened to the battery, and, the car wouldn't start.
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English, 22.06.2019 14:10
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