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    4. (1) One day, Lucy and Tom had a picnic. (2) Lucy spread atablecloth in the grass beside the millpond it was a pretty dayfor a picnic. (3) All went well until Lucy discovered that antshad invaded the lemonade. (4) They had also overrun thepotato salad.Which number marks a run-on sentence—a group of wordsmade up of two sentences?
    (1) One day, Lucy and Tom had a picnic. (2) Lucy spread atablecloth in the grass beside the millpond it was a pretty dayfor a picnic. (3) All went well until Lucy discovered that antshad invaded the lemonade. (4) They had also overrun thepotato salad.Which number marks a run-on sentence—a group of wordsmade up of two sentences?

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      #2 ... Now, will you tell your teacher I helped you?

      12 years ago. Rating: 1
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        " 2, is correct..

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