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02-Nov-2007, 09:16
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 Connecting mail clauses When we join two main clauses using semicolon (;), is it always neccessary to use the connectives to join them, or this can be done even without connectives ? Regards |
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03-Nov-2007, 11:40
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| Re: Connecting mail clauses The semi-colon is often used instead of a comma + conjunction, so you will frequently find it without a connective. |
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