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Gucchi:

Select the word that best completes the sentence: When joining two independent clauses with a comma, a _______________________ needs to accompany the comma. prepositional phrase subordinate conjunction semicolon comma splice

Gucchi:

am i right with A?

Gucchi:

@midnitesunny

idfkaa:

no i think its semi colon

idfkaa:

cause you have to use a period to seprate one sentence into 2

idfkaa:

so u use a semi colon

idfkaa:

in order to combine to independent clauses

MidniteSunny:

Yeah, it's either a semicolon or a coordinating conjunction, so C.

Gucchi:

coordinating conjuction?

idfkaa:

he / she meant subcordinate conjuction but me personally i beleive its semi colon

AlexAwesome2345:

conjuction

Gucchi:

semi colon really does not make sense

Gucchi:

are yall putting a semicolon after a comma when writing an essay?

idfkaa:

Use a semi-colon instead of a comma in order to combine two independent clauses. Keep the comma, but add a conjunction after the comma

idfkaa:

use a dash to separate or join clauses

MidniteSunny:

Ah, so since this one specifically says with a comma, probably the subordinate conjunction. Some sources say subordinate, some same coordinate, some just say conjunction. Tricky, eh? So if there wasn't a comma, it would be a semicolon.

Gucchi:

@midnitesunny wrote:
Ah, so since this one specifically says with a comma, probably the subordinate conjunction. Some sources say subordinate, some same coordinate, some just say conjunction. Tricky, eh? So if there wasn't a comma, it would be a semicolon.
so the answer is B?

idfkaa:

no c

MidniteSunny:

@idfkaa wrote:
no c
But this one specifically says with the use of a comma, and you can't put a semicolon after a comma. So it would be B

idfkaa:

Keep the comma, but add a conjunction after the comma (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)

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