Which of these sentences is punctuated correctly? Although the concert doesn't start for over an hour; most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall. The concert doesn't start for over an hour; though, most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall. Most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall; however, the concert doesn't start for over an hour. Even though the concert doesn't start for over an hour; however, most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall.

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Caitlin Brown

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29 December, 11:03

Which of these sentences is punctuated correctly? Although the concert doesn't start for over an hour; most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall. The concert doesn't start for over an hour; though, most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall. Most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall; however, the concert doesn't start for over an hour. Even though the concert doesn't start for over an hour; however, most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall.

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Johnathon Herman · Answer 1

I believe it would be the last one, but using a semi colon both sentences can be independent. Imagine if you said one without the other, would it still make sense? If so you can use a semi colon. The author could've ended the sentence, but chose not to.

Sandra Mendez · Answer 2

Most of the fans have already arrived at the concert hall; however, the concert doesn't start for over an hour.