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A run-on-sentence is a sentence consisting of two or more independent clauses. An example with two independent clauses which are indicated by brackets: (Teachers like writing), (they do it every chance they get).
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"The peasants were the least free of all people, bound by tradition and fettered by supersti...
Does this sentence need to be broken up by a semi colon, conjuction, or a period? Is there a modifier error here as well?
The peasants were the least free of all people, bound by tradition and fet …