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John182 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

when do i use ; ?

hey guys not sure what difference is between a comma ( , ) and this (;)?

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is an emoticon, and comma is a punctuation mark.

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  • is an emoticon, and comma is a punctuation mark.
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Emotion: wink is an emoticon, and comma is a punctuation mark.
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semi-colon is stronger than comma, but weaker than full stop.
You can link independent clauses with a semi colon.
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ha ha sorry that wasn't meant to be an emoticon...

anyway - what is an independent clause???

thanks
John
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John182anyway - what is an independent clause???
You can read it from end to end and understand it without looking around too much in the context. Stand alone. Most probably, it has a subject and a predicate.
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thank you ver ymuch guys!!
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