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(Semicolon vs. Colons)

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(Semicolon vs. Colons)

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Fun fact about Semicolon vs. Colons:

The semicolon is a yellow light it tells you to slow down and pause, but keep moving because the two ideas are cruising in the same direction.

The colon is a green light it signals that you’ve reached a crossroads where the first half of the sentence is giving you the "go ahead" to look at the specific information waiting in the second half.

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Fun fact about Semicolon vs. Colons: The semicolon is a yellow light it tells you to slow down and pause, but keep moving because the two ideas are cruising in the same direction. The colon is a green light it signals that you’ve reached a crossroads where the first half of the sentence is giving you the "go ahead" to look at the specific information waiting in the second half.

by Alejandro Recio Dietsch
1

A semicolon is primarily used to join two independent clauses that are closely related in thought.

2

Which punctuation mark should be used to introduce a formal list?

3

Identify the error: "I have three favorite colors; red, silver, and matte black."

4

Can a semicolon be used to separate items in a list if those items already contain commas?

5

You should always capitalize the first word following a semicolon (unless it's a proper noun).

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