"i want to run, to skip, and to jump" is an example of
a dangling modifier
a run on sentence
a comma splice
a parallel construction

The question is asking us to define the sentence ""I want to run, to skip, and to jump". This is a parallel construction, which means that the three parts ("to run", "to skip" and "to jump" are in the same kind of construction - to <verb>. It could be considered comma splice, but a comma splice would rather be the case if there were different subjects : for example in "I want to run, she wants to skip".

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