English, 08.10.2020 05:01 taylorwhitfield6

Application Exercise: Determine whether each word group contains a run-on (RO) or is correct (C). 1. Some may argue that because new technology is fascinating to teenagers, they will be more apt to enjoy learning; however, while schools may be under the impression that electronics will get students engaged in learning, the reality is that students will only be more distracted from learning.
2. Some may argue that because new technology is fascinating to teenagers, they will be more apt to enjoy learning, however, while schools may be under the impression that electronics will get students engaged in learning, the reality is that students will only be more distracted from learning.
3. Schools may be under the impression that electronics will get students engaged in learning, the reality is that students will only be more distracted from learning.
4. Schools may be under the impression that electronics will get students engaged in learning the reality is that students will only be more distracted from learning.
5. While schools may be under the impression that electronics will get students engaged in learning, the reality is that students will only be more distracted from learning.

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