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What Is ; Used For? We Asked Professor Rick Mott on This

August 21, 2026 Doug Chernoff
What Is ; Used For?

A semicolon (;) is mainly used to connect two closely related independent clauses without using a conjunction like and, but, or so. For example: I wanted to go to bed early; the internet had other plans. Both parts could be complete sentences: I wanted to go to bed early.The internet had other plans. The semicolon … Read more

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