Some of the following sentences need semicolons. Above the sentence, write the semicolon and the words before and after it. In some sentences,semicolons will replace commas. If a sentence
already has correct punctuation, write C on the line provided
1. Ethel saw the danger she shouted a loud, clear warning.
2. I like checkers, charades, and dominoes, and he likes chess.
3. Nicknames are fun some, however, can embarrass you.
4. Lila forgot her umbrella Janet, of course, had hers.
1. danger; she
2. dominoes; and
3. some; however
4. umbrella; Janet
2, 3 are wrong. The other two are correct.
1. Ethel saw the danger; she shouted a loud, clear warning. C
2. I like checkers, charades, and dominoes; and he likes chess.
3. Nicknames are fun; some, however, can embarrass you.
4. Lila forgot her umbrella; Janet, of course, had hers. C