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Semicolon usage
I have one question regarding semicolon usage.
Let's say I write...Goody Proctor, John's wife; Abigail Williams, Reverand Parris' neice;and Mary Warren, the servant girl of the Proctors; are all female of Salem.
What is the punctuation before the verb "are"?
Let's say I write...Goody Proctor, John's wife; Abigail Williams, Reverand Parris' neice;and Mary Warren, the servant girl of the Proctors; are all female of Salem.
What is the punctuation before the verb "are"?
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How about no punctuation at all
- How about no punctuation at all
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