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English, 02.06.2021 01:00, khikhi1705

[1] People living in the northeast United States enjoy having four distinct seasons, they are sometimes disappointed, though, at how these seasons develop. [2] Their disappointment shows when characteristics of the previous season last far into the current one, (3) For example,
occasionally the winter weather will continue until late May, and summer weather sometimes lasts through late October (4) When this happens,
Northeasterners will complain, "We didn't have a real spring (ór fall) this year."
Which sentence in the paragraph is a run-on?
O 1 sentence
O2 sentence 2
3. sentence 3
4 sentence 4

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