English, 27.10.2019 13:43, chessacs6540

Is this a complete sentence, a sentence fragment, or a run-on sentence?

when the leaves fall to the ground, we rake them up into big piles.

a.
complete sentence

b.
run-on sentence

c.
sentence fragment

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