Which one of the following sentences is a fused sentence? A. The entrees are wonderful the restaurant uses fresh ingredients. B. China House has the best appetizers because the wontons are crunchy. C. The house fried rice has shrimp, beef, pork, and chicken. D. The restaurant isn't well known.

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Rylee Faulkner

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28 August, 21:36

Which one of the following sentences is a fused sentence? A. The entrees are wonderful the restaurant uses fresh ingredients. B. China House has the best appetizers because the wontons are crunchy. C. The house fried rice has shrimp, beef, pork, and chicken. D. The restaurant isn't well known.

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Lillie Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

A. The entrees are wonderful the restaurant uses fresh ingredients.

Explanation:

A fused sentences is a sentence that should be divided with a punctuation mark but it is not. These sentences are also known as run-on sentences, they include two independent clauses (subject + verb) without the correct punctuation mark. Fused sentences are a mistake, we should always punctuate sentences, especially when we have two independent clauses.

The entrees are wonderful = 1st Clause (The entrees=subject/are=verb) the restaurant uses fresh ingredients. 2nd Clause (the restaurant = subject / uses = verb)

This is a run on/fused sentence, it contains two independent clauses without the needed punctuation marks. The correct version would be:

The entrees are wonderful, the restaurant uses fresh ingredients.