25) WILL GIVE MEDAL FOR THE LAST QUESTION.

Which word or words and punctuation best corrects any errors in the sentence?

It's too rainy to have our picnic however we could go to the movies.

a. picnic; however,

b. picnic; however

c. picnic, however,

d. picnic, however

Question

25) WILL GIVE MEDAL FOR THE LAST QUESTION.

Which word or words and punctuation best corrects any errors in the sentence? 

It's too rainy to have our picnic however we could go to the movies.

a. picnic; however,

b. picnic; however

c. picnic, however,

d. picnic, however

foreverjennnicole · Answer

What do you think?

anonymous · Answer

a or c? @foreverjennnicole

kobeni-chan · Answer

A semicolon is used to separate two parts of a sentence that could be two separate sentences, but are not.

anonymous · Answer

ohh so my guess wasnt right?

kobeni-chan · Answer

Oh, I was just trying to help you narrow it down between A and C.

kobeni-chan · Answer

In this case, if a semicolon *could* work, it probably will :D

anonymous · Answer

ohh ok ok... so do u know what the answer is then? @kobeni-chan

kobeni-chan · Answer

It would be A., because if you put a period in its place and capitalized the H for However, it would still be understandable as two sentences, without any other changes.