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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Grammatical correctness?
The above sentece, is it gramatically correct? I am using a coordinating conjunction after a semicolon, and I have no commas in the list. Would it be better to use commas? Is there a better way to write this sentence?
I assure you that it is quite painless; this website and many others will look much better; and web designers everywhere will thank you.
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I assure you that it is quite painless; this website and many others will look much better and web designers everywhere will thank you. Use a semicolon to join two main clauses where there is no conjunction. Do not use a semicolon before coordinating conjunctions.
- I assure you that it is quite painless; this website and many others will look much better and web designers everywhere will thank you.
- Use a semicolon to join two main clauses where there is no conjunction.
- Do not use a semicolon before coordinating conjunctions.
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I assure you that it is quite painless; this website and many others will look much better and web designers everywhere will thank you.
Use a semicolon to join two main clauses where there is no conjunction. Do not use a semicolon before coordinating conjunctions.
Use a semicolon to join two main clauses where there is no conjunction. Do not use a semicolon before coordinating conjunctions.
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