Questions: Pick all of the sentences that include a run-on error. There are more than one! Select 2 correct answer(s) I read until dawn; I finished the book! I really enjoyed the novel but I did not enjoy hearing the author lecture. I read until dawn, but I finished the book! I read until dawn, I finished the book!

The sentences that include a run-on error are:

1. I really enjoyed the novel but I did not enjoy hearing the author lecture.
2. I read until dawn, I finished the book!

Explanation:

1. "I really enjoyed the novel but I did not enjoy hearing the author lecture." - This sentence is a run-on because it lacks a comma before the conjunction "but." It should be: "I really enjoyed the novel, but I did not enjoy hearing the author lecture."

2. "I read until dawn, I finished the book!" - This is a classic example of a comma splice, which is a type of run-on error. Two independent clauses are joined with just a comma. It can be corrected by using a semicolon, a conjunction, or by making them separate sentences: "I read until dawn; I finished the book!" or "I read until dawn. I finished the book!"