Which sentence uses correct punctuation? Debbie knew that studying for her test was important; consequently, she cleared her sch
edule for the night. Debbie knew that studying for her test was important, consequently she cleared her schedule for the night. Debbie knew that studying for her test was important, consequently, she cleared her schedule for the night. Debbie knew that studying for her test was important, consequently; she cleared her schedule for the night.
The correct answer is A. Debbie knew that studying for her test was important; consequently, she cleared her schedule for the night.
Explanation:
Punctuation marks vary according to the elements found in a sentence. In the case of the sentence presented this includes two main clauses joined by the linking word "consequently". This linking word similar to others such as however, therefore, thus or on the other hand, required a comma after it as they introduce another clause. Besides this, if "consequently" is used between to different clauses it is necessary to place a semicolon before "consequently" as this marks the end of a clause or sentence and the beginning of other. Considering this, the sentence that uses correct punctuation is "Debbie knew that studying for her test was important; consequently, she cleared her schedule for the night".
The answer should be C, looking at all of them and singling them out, C seems the most reasonable and plausable. While the words and characteristics are important, the style and tone truly make up a writer's work.
I believe you have to describe your work space. Explain your surroundings while you work and how it affects you. For example: I have a room that has a very quiet environment so its going to help me stay concentrated without interruptions. You can continue to add more descriptions to emphasize your workspace and success
