Run-on Sentences and How to Fix Them Grade 5 English Language Arts Lesson 7

Today we are going to learn about run-on sentences and how to fix them. There are three main ways to fix run on sentences. The first is to use a conjunction to join two sentences into one. The second is to separate run-on sentences into two sentences. The third is to turn a run-on sentence into a list type sentence and use a few commas to separate the items. When we are done, you will take a test to fix 6 run on sentences. This will be your sixth lesson for Grade 5 English Language Arts. I want to help you learn that context matters and that is how we can know the subject in imperatives. Grade 5 English grammar doesn't have to be hard. I'll help you.

I will be teaching the entire Grade 5 English Language Arts curriculum commonly taught in American school. You can use this curriculum for home school or to just prepare for tests in your class.

Here is the Grade 5 English Curriculum I will be covering in this course.
Unit 1: The Sentence
Unit 2: Nouns
Unit 3: Verbs
Unit 4: Adjectives
Unit 5: Capitalization and Punctuation
Unit 6: Pronouns
Unit 7: Adverbs and Prepositions

Each Unit will have many parts so you can follow along and earn each part as we go. Grade 5 English focuses on Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics. I will try an make this as easy to learn as possible. Let me know how you like it. Remember to get more free lessons at www.listenandlearnenglish.com
We will be following along with the Houghton Mifflin English Grade 5 road map.