Question 1

In what instance should you use a semicolon?

between dependent clauses
between independent clauses
between clauses and phrases
in place of a comma


Question 2 In what instance should you use a semicolon?

between a dependent clause and a phrase
between long items in a series
after the last word before a direct quote
in place of colons


Question 3 In what instance should you use a semicolon?

between a clause and a phrase
between an independent clause and a dependent clause
to separate a series of items in which one or more items contain commas
between an independent clause and a phrase


Question 4 After a direct quotation, the semicolon is placed where?

before the quotation marks
you should avoid using semicolons when using quotation marks
after the quotation marks
before the end punctuation mark


Question 5
In what instance would a semicolon be unnecessary?

between long items in a series
between two independent clauses
between unequal parts of a sentence
between items in a series in which one or more items contains a comma


my answers
1.between independent clauses
2.between long items in a series
3.to separate a series of items in which one or more items contain commas
4.after the quotation marks
5.between unequal parts of a sentence

2 answers

1, 2, 3, and 5 are correct.

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/semicolon.htm
before the end punctuation mark
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