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Punctuation Rules: When should a semicolon be used in a sentence?
A. To separate a subject and a verb in a sentence
B. To connect a dependent clause with an independent clause
C. To indicate a list of items in a sentence
D. To separate two independent clauses in a sentence.
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You should look both ways when you cross the street.
A. You should look both ways crossed the street.
B. You should look both ways when crossing the street.
C. You should look both ways cross the street.
D. You should like both ways inside of the street.
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