SAT Grammar Skill group 2 of 7

Punctuation

8 lessons

Punctuation

semicolon

The mark ; used to join two closely related statements that could each stand alone as a sentence. It also separates list items that already contain commas.

Example“The rain stopped; the game resumed.”

  1. Essential and Non-Essential ElementsLocked, part of the Online Library
  2. SemicolonsLocked, part of the Online Library
  3. Colons in SentencesLocked, part of the Online Library
  4. Commas After Introductory ElementsLocked, part of the Online Library
  5. Unnecessary PunctuationLocked, part of the Online Library
  6. Dashes and ParenthesesLocked, part of the Online Library
  7. Commas in ListsLocked, part of the Online Library
  8. Apostrophes and Possessive NounsLocked, part of the Online Library
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