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Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2

Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2

The following compound sentences are missing semicolons. For each compound sentence, identify where a semicolon should be placed.

For help with this exercise, see section 18c .

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Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2: The following compound sentences are missing semicolons. For each compound sentence, identify where a semicolon should be placed. - 1. Phillis Wheatley lived an unusual life for an American slave in fact, she achieved fame for her accomplishments.

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Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2: The following compound sentences are missing semicolons. For each compound sentence, identify where a semicolon should be placed. - 2. Wheatley was a young girl at the time of the slave trade she was an easy target.

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Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2: The following compound sentences are missing semicolons. For each compound sentence, identify where a semicolon should be placed. - 3. She was small and frail when she came to America nevertheless, she was purchased by a successful businessman names John Wheatley.

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Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2: The following compound sentences are missing semicolons. For each compound sentence, identify where a semicolon should be placed. - 4. Phillis Wheatley worked as a maid in the Wheatleys’ house as a result, her owners noticed her great intelligence.

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Using Transitional Words and Phrases 2: The following compound sentences are missing semicolons. For each compound sentence, identify where a semicolon should be placed. - 5. The Wheatleys gave Phillis the advantage of an education consequently, she was able to speak and read English fluently in only a short time.