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Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?


I like chicken I hate broccoli.



A.
simple sentence


B.
compound sentence


C.
run-on sentence

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ampritchard

It is a run-on sentence. You have a complete sentence (verb and a noun), I like chicken, and then you have another complete sentence, I hate broccoli. If you had put an and between these two sentences you would have had a compound sentence.  Hopefully this helps.
the answer is C Run-on sentence because  it has no conjunction to join the sentences 
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