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When should I use the ";" in a sentence?
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The apostrophes or the semi colon?
OR BOTH O.O
I am guessing you are referring to ---> ; in that case, I will provide an example. The cat was usually quite playful; however, today she didn't seem well. Use a semicolon after transition words, such as: However, Therefore, That is, etc. It is also advised to use a comma after these transition words. (Such as how I put one after however)
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