When do we use a semicolon with independent clauses?

to link an independent clause and a phrase
when the ideas in both clauses are closely related
to link an independent clause with a dependent clause
to separate simple items in a series

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When do we use a semicolon with independent clauses?

to link an independent clause and a phrase
when the ideas in both clauses are closely related
to link an independent clause with a dependent clause
to separate simple items in a series

justasoftie · Answer

What do you think the answer is?

tigerlover · Answer

An independent clause contains a subject and verb, and conveys a complete thought. It is a sentence in its own right. When joining two independent clauses without the use of a coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, or nor), use a semicolon. I went to the market; I forgot to buy milk.

Hanna · Answer

I would say to link an independent clause and a phrase but I'm not completely sure just get a second look