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Thedynamix Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Use of semi-colon in this sentence?

Hi guys,

Can anyone tell me if I've used the semi-colon correctly in the following sentence:

"On the latter point; we are doing what we can to integrate green technology and cut carbon emissions by 29%"

Thanks!

TD
  

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Hi, Can anyone tell me if I've used the semi-colon correctly in the following sentence: "On the latter point; we are doing what we can to integrate green technology and cut carbon emissions by 29%" No. The semi-colon need to be preceded by a full sentence structure. Just use a comma instead.

— Clive

  • Hi, Can anyone tell me if I've used the semi-colon correctly in the following sentence: "On the latter point; we are doing what we can to integrate green technology and cut carbon emissions by 29%" No.
  • The semi-colon need to be preceded by a full sentence structure.
  • Just use a comma instead.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Can anyone tell me if I've used the semi-colon correctly in the following sentence:

"On the latter point; we are doing what we can to integrate green technology and cut carbon emissions by 29%"

No. The semi-colon need to be preceded by a full sentence structure.

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