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ankit0703
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As seen on one forum:
I adopted two dogs, which weigh approximately 100 pounds each
or
I adopted two dogs, each of which weighs approximately 100 pounds
is not a run-on sentence, then you also understand why (e) is not a run-on sentence.
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by contrast, if the sentence had contained "many of them", then it would be a run-on.
so:
I adopted two dogs, they weigh approximately 100 pounds each
is a run-on sentence (--> incorrect). for the same reason,
I adopted two dogs, each of them weighs approximately 100 pounds
and
A population of only 4 million people, many of them are members of hill tribes
would also be run-on sentences (--> incorrect).
Could anyone please explain the reason?
I adopted two dogs, which weigh approximately 100 pounds each
or
I adopted two dogs, each of which weighs approximately 100 pounds
is not a run-on sentence, then you also understand why (e) is not a run-on sentence.
--
by contrast, if the sentence had contained "many of them", then it would be a run-on.
so:
I adopted two dogs, they weigh approximately 100 pounds each
is a run-on sentence (--> incorrect). for the same reason,
I adopted two dogs, each of them weighs approximately 100 pounds
and
A population of only 4 million people, many of them are members of hill tribes
would also be run-on sentences (--> incorrect).
Could anyone please explain the reason?












