A.
With 3 or more words
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C.
With internal commas
✓
D.
With single-word items
✓
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B.
To join unrelated clauses
✓
C.
After subordinating conjunctions
✓
D.
In place of a comma in simple lists
✓
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A.
She brought pens; notebooks; and highlighters.
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B.
She brought pens, notebooks; and highlighters.
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C.
She brought pens, notebooks, and highlighters.
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D.
She brought pens; and notebooks and highlighters.
✓
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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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A.
She was late; therefore, she missed the test.
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B.
She was late therefore; she missed the test.
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C.
She was late; she missed the test therefore.
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D.
She was late, therefore she missed the test.
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A.
The storm passed; the skies cleared.
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B.
The storm passed: the skies cleared.
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C.
The storm passed; and, the skies cleared.
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D.
The storm passed the skies; cleared.
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A.
I traveled to Tokyo; and Seoul.
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B.
I traveled to Tokyo; Seoul.
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C.
I traveled to Tokyo and Seoul.
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D.
I traveled; to Tokyo; and Seoul.
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A.
He runs fast; however, he tires quickly.
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B.
I like books; they are fun.
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C.
While I was walking; I saw a dog.
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D.
I came; I saw; I conquered.
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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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