This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to correct run on sentences
Familiarize yourself with the concept of a comma splice.
One of the most common run-on sentences is a comma splice. A comma splice is two independent clauses that are only separated by a comma, such as in the following example :
" ice cream is very tasty, i like it.

Available options:
(1). " " would you like ice cream? " in this example, the comma translates into " ice cream. " Use pauses or a semicolon.
(2). " " oh, that's what you're after. " " unable to believe that ice cream contains half a quarter of a million calories.
(3). " " my friends (or mom) will be amazed. " " they want me to go to the movies everyday.
(4). " Correct the comma splice with a period or exclamation mark. You will also need to capitalize the letter following the added punctuation.
The answer is:
(4).