Question
placing a semicolon ( ; ) in the proper place for each one.
1. Mathilde suffered greatly she wanted to live a life of luxury.
4. She looked in horror at herself in the mirror there was no necklace around her neck!
5. Mathilde had lost the necklace as a result, she and her husband would have to replace it.
6. Mathilde had a rich friend years ago, they had attended school together.
7. She said, “I almost don’t want to go the party I will look dowdy.”
8. The Loisels went to a jeweler to buy another necklace fortunately, it looked very similar to the borrowed necklace.
10. She lost her looks she lost her dreams.
1. Mathilde suffered greatly she wanted to live a life of luxury.
4. She looked in horror at herself in the mirror there was no necklace around her neck!
5. Mathilde had lost the necklace as a result, she and her husband would have to replace it.
6. Mathilde had a rich friend years ago, they had attended school together.
7. She said, “I almost don’t want to go the party I will look dowdy.”
8. The Loisels went to a jeweler to buy another necklace fortunately, it looked very similar to the borrowed necklace.
10. She lost her looks she lost her dreams.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the sentences with semicolons placed correctly:
1. Mathilde suffered greatly; she wanted to live a life of luxury.
4. She looked in horror at herself in the mirror; there was no necklace around her neck!
5. Mathilde had lost the necklace; as a result, she and her husband would have to replace it.
6. Mathilde had a rich friend years ago; they had attended school together.
7. She said, “I almost don’t want to go to the party; I will look dowdy.”
8. The Loisels went to a jeweler to buy another necklace; fortunately, it looked very similar to the borrowed necklace.
10. She lost her looks; she lost her dreams.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!
1. Mathilde suffered greatly; she wanted to live a life of luxury.
4. She looked in horror at herself in the mirror; there was no necklace around her neck!
5. Mathilde had lost the necklace; as a result, she and her husband would have to replace it.
6. Mathilde had a rich friend years ago; they had attended school together.
7. She said, “I almost don’t want to go to the party; I will look dowdy.”
8. The Loisels went to a jeweler to buy another necklace; fortunately, it looked very similar to the borrowed necklace.
10. She lost her looks; she lost her dreams.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!