Correcting Run-Ons 2

Correcting Run-Ons 2

Identify the subordinating conjunction that would best connect the ideas in each comma splice.

For help with this exercise, see section 23b.

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Correcting Run-Ons 2: Identify the subordinating conjunction that would best connect the ideas in each comma splice. - 1. Thomas Jefferson introduced pasta to this country, he brought a pasta-making machine from Italy.

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Correcting Run-Ons 2: Identify the subordinating conjunction that would best connect the ideas in each comma splice. - 2. Pasta was already eaten in Italy, more people in the south than in the north ate it.

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Correcting Run-Ons 2: Identify the subordinating conjunction that would best connect the ideas in each comma splice. - 3. A few Americans had heard of this unusual and exotic food, they had come from the British upper class.

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Correcting Run-Ons 2: Identify the subordinating conjunction that would best connect the ideas in each comma splice. - 4. Marco Polo may have brought pasta to Italy from China, he took several trips there.

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Correcting Run-Ons 2: Identify the subordinating conjunction that would best connect the ideas in each comma splice. - 5. Many scholars dispute this claim, they say that Marco Polo did not do all the things people claim he did.