Summary In an emotional monologue, John Oliver urged undecided and reluctant
voters to support Kamala Harris, emphasizing her policies on Medicare,
reproductive rights, and poverty reduction. Addressing frustrations over the
Biden administration’s Gaza policy, he acknowledged the struggle for many voters
yet cited voices like Georgia State Rep. Ruwa Romman, who supports Harris
despite reservations. Oliver warned of the lasting consequences of a second
Trump term, including potential Supreme Court shifts. Oliver said voting for
Harris would mean the world could laugh at this past week’s photo of an orange,
gaping-mouthed Trump in a fluorescent vest
[https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-cosplays-as-a-garbage-man-in-final-election-pitch/] and
allow Americans to carry on with life without worrying about what he might do
next.
Okay as someone who used to have this exact problem in the past, you should learn to avoid run on sentences and comma splices. Using relative clauses to join sentences also makes things ten times harder to understand. As a rule of thumb if you have more than three commas in one sentence there you should probably put down a period somewhere and start a new sentence.
Okay as someone who used to have this exact problem in the past, you should learn to avoid run on sentences and comma splices. Using relative clauses to join sentences also makes things ten times harder to understand. As a rule of thumb if you have more than three commas in one sentence there you should probably put down a period somewhere and start a new sentence.
Where even is it in this case?
Count the number of commas per period in your response in the OP.
You say that like that’s a comma splice though. I just packed an actual non-run-on sentence in the case of both sentences.