Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence.
For help with this exercise, see section 15b of Foundations First, Fifth Edition.
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - It is important to be on time for work;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Professional clothes make a good impression;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Speaker phones should not be used in public areas;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - It is polite to keep cell phones in silent mode;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Profanity is best avoided;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Humor should be used carefully;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Gossiping is risky;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Most personal conversations should take place outside work;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Internet use that is not job-related can cause problems;
Using Semicolons: Each of the following items consists of a simple sentence followed by a semicolon. For each item, choose the phrase that completes a compound sentence. - Treating customers well is a good idea;