Emily loves milk, but she can't drink it; she's lactose-intolerant.

Is that a

1. Uniting two closely connected

or

2. Separating items in a complex list.

Semicolon Question

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2 September, 01:47

Emily loves milk, but she can't drink it; she's lactose-intolerant.

Is that a

1. Uniting two closely connected

or

2. Separating items in a complex list.

Semicolon Question

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Anneliese · Answer 1

1.) Uniting two closely connected

Explanation:

A semicolon is most commonly used to link (in a single sentence) two independent clauses that are closely related in thought. Use a semicolon between two independent clauses that are connected by conjunctive adverbs or transitional phrases.

Keshawn · Answer 2

Keshawn 2 September, 01:52

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1. Uniting two closely connected

Emily loves milk, but she can't drink it; she's lactose-intolerant.Is that a1. Uniting two closely connectedor2. Separating items in a complex list.Semicolon Question

Emily loves milk, but she can't drink it; she's lactose-intolerant.

Is that a

1. Uniting two closely connected

or

2. Separating items in a complex list.

Semicolon Question