Which is a run-on sentence? a. i went to the movies around two o clock and then went shopping afterwards. b. we tried to do all our homework, but we got distracted by all the telephone calls. c. she likes to swim and fish in the ocean every time she gets the chance she goes to the beach. d. don always managed to finish his studies, even with his busy schedule.
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