Semicolon Compound Sentences
Use semicolons between independent clauses joined by words and phrases such as however, therefore, nonetheless, moreover, consequently, indeed, in fact, at any rate, for example, and on the other hand. These words cannot connect sentences by themselves; therefore, they require a semicolon before them and a comma after them. ................
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