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Choose the most appropriate correction: ?It rained; but the game continued.?

A. Replace semicolon with comma
B. Remove ?but?
C. Add colon instead
D. Correct as is
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Jun 3, 2026

Fill in the blank: ?He wanted to go; ___, he stayed.?

A. but
B. however
C. and
D. since
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Which transitional phrase requires a semicolon before it?

A. For example
B. However
C. In fact
D. All of these
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In which sentence is the semicolon misused?

A. I love cats; dogs are fine too.
B. I love cats; because they are soft.
C. He slept late; he missed the bus.
D. The show ended; the crowd clapped.
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Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

A. I like apples; oranges, and bananas.
B. I like apples; oranges and; bananas.
C. I like apples, oranges, and bananas.
D. I like; apples, oranges, and bananas.
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Which sentence uses a semicolon incorrectly?

A. She was angry; she shouted loudly.
B. The team won; however, they were tired.
C. Because it rained; we canceled the trip.
D. He tried hard; he succeeded.
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Semicolons are preferred over commas in lists:

A. With 3 or more words
B. With numbers
C. With internal commas
D. With single-word items
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Semicolons can be used:

A. Instead of periods
B. To join unrelated clauses
C. After subordinating conjunctions
D. In place of a comma in simple lists
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A. She brought pens; notebooks; and highlighters.
B. She brought pens, notebooks; and highlighters.
C. She brought pens, notebooks, and highlighters.
D. She brought pens; and notebooks and highlighters.
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When is a semicolon not appropriate?

A. Between long complex list items
B. Before a list after a complete sentence
C. To link related independent clauses
D. Before a conjunctive adverb
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Choose the sentence with the correct semicolon and transition.

A. She was late; therefore, she missed the test.
B. She was late therefore; she missed the test.
C. She was late; she missed the test therefore.
D. She was late, therefore she missed the test.
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Identify the correct semicolon usage.

A. The storm passed; the skies cleared.
B. The storm passed: the skies cleared.
C. The storm passed; and, the skies cleared.
D. The storm passed the skies; cleared.
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Choose the correct sentence.

A. I traveled to Tokyo; and Seoul.
B. I traveled to Tokyo; Seoul.
C. I traveled to Tokyo and Seoul.
D. I traveled; to Tokyo; and Seoul.
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Jun 3, 2026

Which is incorrect semicolon usage?

A. He runs fast; however, he tires quickly.
B. I like books; they are fun.
C. While I was walking; I saw a dog.
D. I came; I saw; I conquered.
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A semicolon can connect:

A. Two dependent clauses
B. A dependent and an independent clause
C. Two independent clauses
D. An adjective and a noun
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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

A. I love pizza; but my brother hates it.
B. I love pizza; my brother hates it.
C. I love pizza, my brother hates it.
D. I love pizza. But; my brother hates it.
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Jun 3, 2026

Which sentence uses semicolons appropriately?

A. We visited Paris, France; Rome, Italy; and Berlin, Germany.
B. We visited Paris; France; Rome; Italy; Berlin.
C. We visited: Paris, France; Rome, Italy.
D. We visited Paris France Rome.
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