Which statement describes a way to use semicolons correctly?

Use semicolons to separate items in a list when some items contain commas.

Use semicolons to separate the same sentence parts that colons and commas separate.

Use semicolons to join a closely related independent clause and subordinate clause.

Use semicolons to indicate that a subordinate clause will follow an independent clause.

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6 October, 04:25

Which statement describes a way to use semicolons correctly?

Use semicolons to separate items in a list when some items contain commas.

Use semicolons to separate the same sentence parts that colons and commas separate.

Use semicolons to join a closely related independent clause and subordinate clause.

Use semicolons to indicate that a subordinate clause will follow an independent clause.

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Libby King · Answer 1

Answer: Use semicolons to separate items in a list when some items contain commas.

Explanation: This is not a guideline for using semicolons correctly

Kody Golden · Answer 2

it is the first one not the one on the top