Correct the following run-on sentence: The Toyota hilux Crashed into the house. it went right through Carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree.

Here is the corrected run-on sentence for Question 18:

Question 18.
The Toyota hilux Crashed into the house. it went right through Carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree.

This is a run-on sentence because two independent clauses are joined without proper punctuation or a coordinating conjunction.

• Correction: The Toyota Hilux crashed into the house. It went right through, carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree.

Explanation:

1. The first independent clause "The Toyota Hilux crashed into the house" is separated from the second independent clause "It went right through, carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree" by a period.
2. "Hilux" is capitalized as it is a proper noun (brand name).
3. The second sentence starts with a capital "It."
4. A comma is added before the participial phrase "carrying and dumping" for clarity, as it modifies the action of "it went right through."

$\boxed{\text{The Toyota Hilux crashed into the house. It went right through, carrying and dumping everything in its way under a tree.}}$

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