Question

Two independent clauses may be joined by _____.



using a semicolon before the conjunctions and, but, or, for, nor, so, and yet

using a comma before the conjunctions and, but, or, for, nor, so, and yet

Answer 1

*cough* you know this one *cough*

Answer 2

i forgot what a independent clause is

Answer 3

Yes ^^^

Answer 4

Independent Clause: Is a group of words that can stand alone. It's a full sentence. :)

Answer 5

b

Answer 6

*smacks forehead* Did we use commas for ANY of the past ones? D':

Answer 7

^ lel

Answer 8

OH NO

Answer 9

Semi-colons are used when two phrases do not quite relate...so you use semi-colons to sort of connect them into a whole sentence.

Answer 10

IM GOING TO GET A concussion IF YOU DON'T ANSWER THIS ONE RIGHT. Lol

Answer 11

A ITS A

Answer 12

YAY! :D

Answer 13

Dont hurt ya forehead

Answer 14

*headchainsaw*

jk :P

Answer 15

WHAT. THAT'S NOT RIGHT. D: D: D:

Answer 16

OOH NOOOO