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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which sentence below shows the correct use of a semicolon? A. The museum in Paris houses many famous paintings, in addition many other works of art are in the museum. B. The museum in Paris houses many famous paintings, in addition; many other works of art are in the museum. C. The museum in Paris houses many famous paintings; in addition, many other works of art are in the museum. D. The museum in Paris houses many famous paintings in addition; many other works of art are in the museum.

OpenStudy (foreverjennnicole):

C.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. This year, I will take four college classes. In addition: I will play tennis, volleyball, and soccer. B. This year, I will take four college classes; in addition, I will play tennis, volleyball, and soccer. C. This year, I will take four college classes: in addition; I will play tennis, volleyball, and soccer. D. This year, I will take four college classes- in addition, I will play tennis, volleyball, and soccer.

OpenStudy (foreverjennnicole):

What do you think?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

B?

OpenStudy (foreverjennnicole):

Semicolons separate two clauses. I would say B too.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ok 3 more lol Which answer corrects the error in the sentence below? "Junior hasn't been sticking to his study schedule therefore, he hasn't been receiving acceptable grades on his quizzes," Ms. McNolty explained. A. delete the comma after the word quizzes B. delete the comma after the word therefore C. add a semicolon after the word schedule D. add an apostrophe to the word grades

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