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C.
Between independent clauses
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D.
Before dependent clauses
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A.
She plays violin; and he sings.
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B.
She plays violin; he sings.
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C.
She plays; violin, and he sings.
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D.
She plays violin; but he sings.
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A.
A semicolon can replace a coordinating conjunction
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B.
A semicolon always introduces a list
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C.
A semicolon ends a paragraph
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D.
A semicolon is like a dash
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C.
Closely related and independent
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A.
After ?I came? and ?I saw?
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A.
In a compound sentence without a conjunction
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B.
Before a dependent clause
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D.
In subject-verb agreement
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A.
She is tired; nevertheless, she works.
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B.
She is tired; she works; nevertheless.
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C.
She is tired; but she works.
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D.
She is tired; and she works.
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A.
I have friends in Spain; France and Italy.
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B.
I have friends in Spain, France, and Italy.
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C.
I have friends; in Spain, France, and Italy.
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D.
I have friends in Spain France and Italy.
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