Question
In which of the following sentences is the semicolon used correctly?
a. I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; I'm beginning to worry.
b. I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; and I'm beginning to worry.
c. Because I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; I'm beginning to worry.
a. I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; I'm beginning to worry.
b. I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; and I'm beginning to worry.
c. Because I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; I'm beginning to worry.
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The sentence in which the semicolon is used correctly is:
a. I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; I'm beginning to worry.
a. I haven't seen Jacob in over a month; I'm beginning to worry.
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