Meticulous
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The answer is C. You may use a semicolon to combine two sentences when the information in both are closely linked. You cannot use a comma as that would make it a run-on. Just simply adding ‘and’ to combine would make it a run-on as well. You cannot use a semicolon with the coordinating conjunction ‘and’ as this is not correct. You would use a comma with ‘and’ to combine the two sentences.
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California’s Name What state is named after a character in a book in 1535?, the Spanish explorer Cortes came to Baja, California he thought it looked like the beautiful island in a story! he had read the female ruler of the island was named Calafia ten years later, the area was called California awesome California was named after a powerful Spanish woman.
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One way you could do this is: Norman wanted to play soccer after school but it was thundering.
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