semicolon Often, writers will use words like however, furthermore, nevertheless, for example, therefore, etc to better connect two sentences together and more
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The following examples show transition words acting as the glue between Independent clause + semicolon + transition word + comma + independent clause
[PDF] How to Use Semicolons
Finally, a transitional phrase (such as for example, or as a result) can be used after the semicolon to connect the two related ideas For example – Sedentary
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In actuality, however, the semicolon has only two uses: to join complete sentences and as a “super-comma ” Sentences: A semicolon can be used to join two or more complete sentences (independent clauses) Example: Fred is a good typist; he makes few mistakes In this sentence, the semicolon is used instead of a period
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1 A semicolon is used to connect two independent clauses Example: be used when using connecting words such as however, therefore, and meanwhile or
[PDF] Semicolons, Commas, and Periods - Chapman University
contrast Semicolons connect main clauses, i e groups of words with a subject and phrases (after all, as a result, for example, in conclusion, in other words)
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transitional phrases such as after all, even so, in addition, on the other hand, The first speaker, for example, was both professional and entertaining expressions appear between independent clauses preceded by a semicolon and usually
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word Examples: You may be required to bring many items, e g , sleeping bags Use a semicolon between two independent clauses that are connected by
[PDF] Colons and Semicolons - Western Technical College
semicolon Often, writers will use words like however, furthermore, nevertheless, for example, therefore, etc to better connect two sentences together and more
[PDF] A Practical Approach to Understanding the Semicolon - Faculty
Semicolons connect two complete and completely related sentences: thought • When you use a semicolon to join two related sentences, no connecting words Some examples adopted from the Purdue University Online Writing Lab, 1994
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