G'night.

 

 

@who: Actually, a sentence could go on forever as long as it's punctuated correctly.

No, a sentence can only have 3 subject predicate clauses. That would be a compound complex sentence.

Ima clear out for the night. Lay down some covering spam!

^G'night.

 

@who: Yeah, a compound complex sentence, which is still a sentence. :???:

I don't spam. All my posts are serious business.

 

@ Goon: Yeah, but if it has 4 subject predicate clauses, that means it's a run-on. Because you can't have a compound compound sentence. <_<

 

@who: Longest sentences Yeah it's Wikipedia, still correct though. But whatever, I'm probably wrong, grammar isn't my forte.

I don't spam. All my posts are serious business.

 

@ Goon: Yeah, but if it has 4 subject predicate clauses, that means it's a run-on. Because you can't have a compound compound sentence. <_<

Pfft... I use run-ons all the time and I haven't gotten anything less than an A in a lit. class in like forever, which is odd since I hate literature classes and I am definitely math and science oriented which is why I am double majoring in math and computer science and being a total geek.

But I promise you, if you analyzed those sentences, they'd either have 3 subjects/predicates, or they'd be dispelled as sentences.

For the most part, run-ons can be broken up by replacing commas with periods, "and" with a ". Also," "but" with a ". However" and, "so" with a ". Therefore," but what's the fun in that?

@Ace: Yeah, so do I. I still get circles on papers, with notes next to them, "run on."

I honestly think I've only been marked down for run-on sentences twice and I use them all the time. I've written what I thought was a paragraph only to reread it and find out that it was just one sentence. It's like a hobby now.... :thumbsup:

Well, I guess you're lucky then.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccue0DVUx_w

So.. Much.. Spam..

I hate my life. <_<

 

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