How do you use the semicolon or these dashes – as a comma replacement?
So I have 2 questions:
- If you use a semicolon, can you continue writing in either lowercase or uppercase?
- Example of these lines:
Despite the ban, the climate stickers are now continuing to protest in x.
Can you always use them with insertions instead of commas, so that the sentence would still make sense if you omit the insertion? We weren't taught that in school (yet), which is strange.
Your example is so correct. For a semicolon, on the other hand, there is no room in your sentence.
Next it gets better to the point, it is very strong emotional matter; I use it very often. <- Like here, although a point would have been as good.
It has no influence on big or small writing, continues as after a comma.
The semicolon can be used for the classification of (included) main sets; after the semicolon small further written.
And “these lines” are indents. They can be used for inserts if they – as here – could also be omitted.
However, note that an indent (‘–’) longer is a dash (“-”). You used hyphens in your example, these are not in place. Before and after indent the spacesbefore and after Coating However, not.
You got good answers. Note: No indent puts out the undercoat rules.
What are the rules?
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Yeah, you can.