Revise Run-on Sentences English 12 English 10 Honors September 12, 2012 ! Directions: Copy the following run-on sentences below using the method given in parentheses. (1) In 1818, when she was twenty-one, Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein, "a masterpiece of horror,” the book book has been popular ever since. (Join with a coordinating conjunction.)

(2) The tale started as a parlor game, a group of friends sat by the fire telling ghost stories. (Join with a semicolon.)

(3) That night Mary had a vivid dream she imagined how a monster might be created by bringing a corpse back to life. (Join with a coordinating conjunction.) a (4) Many films center around Frankenstein's monster few of them deal with the book's serious themes. (Join with a semicolon and a conjunctive adverb

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