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Archaeologists are unable to explain the mysterious structures in Jordan, Syria, and Turkey called "Big Circles," made of stones piled several feet high, the two-thousand-year-old circles are more than 1,300 feet in diameter.

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Brodie Hancock

5 June, 04:32

Is this a run-on sentence?

Archaeologists are unable to explain the mysterious structures in Jordan, Syria, and Turkey called "Big Circles," made of stones piled several feet high, the two-thousand-year-old circles are more than 1,300 feet in diameter.

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Giovani Sweeney · Answer 1

Yes, technically.

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A trick to try is saying the entire sentence out loud at a moderate pace in one breath. If you find yourself running out of breath or it's difficult to finish then it is more than likely a run on sentence.

Is this a run-on sentence?Archaeologists are unable to explain the mysterious structures in Jordan, Syria, and Turkey called "Big Circles," made of stones piled several feet high, the two-thousand-year-old circles are more than 1,300 feet in diameter.

Is this a run-on sentence?

Archaeologists are unable to explain the mysterious structures in Jordan, Syria, and Turkey called "Big Circles," made of stones piled several feet high, the two-thousand-year-old circles are more than 1,300 feet in diameter.