Vocabulary and Grammar. In which of the following sentences is a semicolon correctly used?
A. I have a bicycle; skates; and a snowboard.

B. John said to Sasha; “Let's go on a bicycle trip.”

C. John helped Sasha; another rider; put air in her bicycle's tires.

D. I have a bicycle; I'll be riding it later today

Question

Vocabulary and Grammar. In which of the following sentences is a semicolon correctly used? 
 A. I have a bicycle; skates; and a snowboard.  
 
 B. John said to Sasha; “Let's go on a bicycle trip.”  
 
 C. John helped Sasha; another rider; put air in her bicycle's tires.  
 
 D. I have a bicycle; I'll be riding it later today

anonymous · Answer

Choice D because the other sentences work better if a comma were used. 
In choice D, the sentence needs a semi-colon because both those sentences relate to each other. 
(Hint: You can try combining the sentences to form new ideas: Riding your bike later "related")