Sentences with SEMICOLONS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"I use semicolons to separate items in a list: apples; bananas; oranges."
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"She wrote her essay using semicolons to separate the different arguments."
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"The author frequently used semicolons to create pauses in the narrative."
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"The professor explained the use of semicolons in compound sentences."
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"Please use semicolons instead of commas to separate the clauses."
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"I'm not sure how to use semicolons correctly; can you give me some guidance?"
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"In programming, semicolons are often used to separate statements."
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"The document is filled with semicolons indicating the end of each line of code."
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"The writer utilized semicolons to add variety to her writing style."
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"My teacher requested that we include semicolons in our research papers."
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"I find semicolons to be confusing to use; I prefer to use commas instead."
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"Can you give me some examples of sentences that require semicolons?"
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"The semicolons in this poem create a sense of rhythm and flow."
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"He added semicolons to the address field when entering multiple recipients."
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"She punctuated her list of accomplishments with semicolons for emphasis."
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"The semicolons in this document are used to separate different sections."
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"The author used semicolons to separate the chapters in the book."
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"Using semicolons properly can enhance the clarity of your writing."
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"I always forget to use semicolons in my writing."
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"The editor added semicolons to improve the flow of the text."
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"The professor emphasized the importance of semicolons in academic writing."
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"She used semicolons to join two related independent clauses."
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"The style guide recommends using semicolons sparingly."
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"Many people are unsure about the correct usage of semicolons."
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"The author expertly utilized semicolons to create a rhythmic prose."
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"The lack of semicolons in the text made it difficult to understand."
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"Some programming languages require semicolons at the end of each statement."
