One of the enemies of effective communication is the run-on sentence. Like ambiguity and dangling modifiers, it hampers understanding and makes speech and writing ugly. You should, therefore, beware of it.
A run-on sentence is one containing two or more independent clauses without essential elements like the full stop and conjunctions. While long sentences are usually difficult to manage, it is not a crime to have more than one clause in it….
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