Mastering Sentence Clarity

Run-on sentences are what happen when you don’t let your ideas breathe. For example: I love

pizza I eat it every day I never get tired of it. Bro… that’s not passion,

that’s a run-on. Why does it matter? Because your reader gets lost, your teacher gets

mad, and your grade goes downhill real fast. Here’s how to fix it:

Number one — use a period. Simple. I love pizza. I eat it every day.

Clean. Done. Number two — semicolon power. I love pizza; I

eat it every day. Fancy, but correct. Number three — add a conjunction.

I love pizza, and I eat it every day. See? Smooth.