Hi. Please tell me if the following made-up sentences with semicolons are correct. I think some sentences might not make much sense. Thank you in advance.
1. You might get a chance to take them to picnics; or to serve them meals; or simply spend time with them, giving you a chance to tell them how much you cherish their friendship.
2. (remove/delete an internal comma from the above sentence and change the word "giving" to "telling.") You might get a chance to take them to picnics; or to serve them meals; or simply spend time with them telling them how much you cherish their friendship.
3. He explains the difference between love and lust; between worship and a routine; and between genuine manifestation of the power of prophecy and the counterfeit version of it.
4. He explains what should be the hightest priorities in our lives; how we should plan ahead; and why it is important to follow through with our beliefs.
Top answer
1-- They should all be commas , not semicolons. 2-- They should all be commas , not semicolons. 3-- They should all be commas , not semicolons.
— Mister Micawber
1-- They should all be commas , not semicolons.
2-- They should all be commas , not semicolons.
3-- They should all be commas , not semicolons.
4-- They should all be commas , not semicolons.
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1-- They should all be commas, not semicolons. 2-- They should all be commas, not semicolons. 3-- They should all be commas, not semicolons. 4-- They should all be commas, not semicolons.