Choose the best correction for this run-on sentence: when my friend went to the movies she bought popcorn and then sat in the front row and finally she went out for something to drink. when my friend went to the movies. she bought popcorn. and then sat in the front row. and finally she went out for something to drink. when my friend went to the movies. she bought popcorn and then sat in the front row and finally she went out for something to drink. when my friend went to the movies, she bought popcorn. she then sat in the front row. finally she went out for something to drink. when my friend went to the movies she bought popcorn, sat in the front row and finally she went out for something to drink.

Choose the 3rd one.

Explanation:

You're fixing a run-on sentence right? The original is: 'When my best friend went to the movies she bought popcorn and then sat in the front row and finally she went out for something to drink. '

It would be better like this: 'When my best friend went to the movies, she bought popcorn and then sat in the front row. Finally, she went out for something to drink. '

This punctuated the sentence properly, and makes sure that even when read out loud, the reader won't have problems with following the text and pronouncing it.

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