Using Semicolons

Using Semicolons

The following compound sentences are incomplete. For each item, identify the simple sentence that would create the best compound sentence by filling in the blank.

For help with this exercise, see section 18b .

Question

1. A quiet classroom is often best; ______________

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Using Semicolons: The following compound sentences are incomplete. For each item, identify the simple sentence that would create the best compound sentence by filling in the blank. - 1. A quiet classroom is often best; ______________

Question

2. Being prepared is important; _________________

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D.

Using Semicolons: The following compound sentences are incomplete. For each item, identify the simple sentence that would create the best compound sentence by filling in the blank. - 2. Being prepared is important; _________________

Question

3. Eating in class is a bad idea; ________________

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Using Semicolons: The following compound sentences are incomplete. For each item, identify the simple sentence that would create the best compound sentence by filling in the blank. - 3. Eating in class is a bad idea; ________________

Question

4. Cell phones are distracting; _______________

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Using Semicolons: The following compound sentences are incomplete. For each item, identify the simple sentence that would create the best compound sentence by filling in the blank. - 4. Cell phones are distracting; _______________

Question

5. Participation is required; ________________

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Using Semicolons: The following compound sentences are incomplete. For each item, identify the simple sentence that would create the best compound sentence by filling in the blank. - 5. Participation is required; ________________