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Softa [21]
4 years ago
13

When two clauses that could stand alone as independent sentences are joined, the appropriate punctuation is: (Points : 2)

English
1 answer:
dsp734 years ago
8 0
Answer : a semicolon between the clauses

In joining two independent clauses meaning two sentences that can stand alone as a sentences, it is best to use a semicolon  (;)  between the clauses. The semicolon connects two related complete sentences. It can also be used together with a conjunctive adverb to join two sentences that have a close meaning. Aside from those uses, the semicolon is also used to lessen the confusion when listing several items within a sentence. One important thing to remember in using semicolon is not to capitalize the word following the semicolon.
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