Question

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Answer 1

k12?

Answer 2

A semicolon ( ; ) can separate independent clauses (a set of words which can function alone as a simple sentence) without a coordinating conjunction (for example, so).

Answer 3

A comma is weaker than a semicolon, and requires a coordinating conjunction like so in order to connect independent clauses.

Answer 4

The dog went to the park. So I went to find him.

The dog went to the park, so I went to find him.

The dog went to the park; I went to find him.

Answer 5

RIP, Shadow's helping you. x'D

Answer 6

@Pixel Does that make sense to you?

Answer 7

sure

Answer 8

comma then my good man

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

this is rigged

Answer 11

There is a reason they don't have (, so) as an option.

Answer 12

i will sue

Answer 13

Because that is grammatically correct. Instead they just have ( , ). I just told you that two independent clauses can't be connected by just a comma, as that is weaker than a semicolon. However, a semicolon can connect two independent clauses.

Answer 14

And it can do so without a coordinating conjunction.

Answer 15

just a smi truck?

Answer 16

colon*

Answer 17

Yes

Answer 18

Practically gave you the answer here:
"
The dog went to the park. So I went to find him.

The dog went to the park, so I went to find him.

The dog went to the park; I went to find him.
"

:P

Answer 19

Make a new question @Pixel

Answer 20

its the same topic @Shadow