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Add a comma if necessary.  \nChoose from these conjunctions:  \nA run-on sentence can be corrected by adding a comma and a coordinating conjunction such as and, but, or, so, and yet. It can also be corrected by using a subordinating conjunction such as after, before, once, although and while.  \nafter before once although as if as because  \nstill even if if even though in order to now that since  \nthan that unless until when whenever where  \nso while and but or wherever yet  \n1. We were talking about games we waited for the show to start.  \n2. I have to turn off my phone I want to get some sleep.  \n3. We can go to the store we can go to the library.  \n4. He laughed so much the movie was hilarious.  \n5. She can do a cartwheel she can do a handstand.  \n6. I failed the test the teacher said I could try again tomorrow.  \n7. She studied all night she still didn’t do very well.  \n8. My mom can do her nails we all watch television together.  \n9. 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