Before the Industrial Revolution in the seventeenth century, sources of power were limited, specifically, humans relied on themselves, animals, wind, and water.

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Replace the comma between limited and specifically with a semicolon.

Replace the comma after century with a semicolon.

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Karlie Bruce

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28 August, 12:22

Before the Industrial Revolution in the seventeenth century, sources of power were limited, specifically, humans relied on themselves, animals, wind, and water.

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Replace the comma between limited and specifically with a semicolon.

Replace the comma after century with a semicolon.

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Alondra Gamble · Answer 1

B: Replace the comma between limited and specifically with a semicolon.

Explanation:

We should replace the comma with a semicolon between the words limited and specifically because there are two independent clauses with thoughts related to each other; in this case, we cannot use a comma. Also, the word specifically is an adverb indicating some link to the first clause, but without a coordinating conjunction and therefore, a semicolon is necessary.

Before the Industrial Revolution in the seventeenth century, sources of power were limited, specifically, humans relied on themselves, animals, wind, and water.Leave as is.Replace the comma between limited and specifically with a semicolon.Replace the comma after century with a semicolon.

Before the Industrial Revolution in the seventeenth century, sources of power were limited, specifically, humans relied on themselves, animals, wind, and water.

Leave as is.

Replace the comma between limited and specifically with a semicolon.

Replace the comma after century with a semicolon.