RUN-ONS In the Space Provided, Write R-O Beside Run-On Sentences. Write

RUN-ONS
In the space provided, write R-O beside run-on sentences. Write C beside sentences that are punctuated correctly. Some of the run-ons have no punctuation between the two complete thoughts; others have only a comma.
Correct each run-on by using (l) a period and capital letter, (2) a comma plus a joining word, or (3) a semicolon. Do not use the same method of correction in each sentence.
-_____ 7. The candy bar in my glove compartment had melted sticky chocolate sauce coated
my license and registration.