The corrected sentence with the right semi-colon placement is:
"Michael bought paper, pencils, and scissors; Impa bought wires, Styrofoam, and glue and Janet bought chips, salsa, and soda."
What is a semi-colon?
A semi-colon (;) is a punctuation mark that indicates a longer pause than a comma (usually between two major sentences).
In general, a semicolon is used to clarify a sequence and to show two closely linked phrases.
Semicolons are used to separate components in a sequence that contain a comma. Before the last conjunction, use a semicolon.
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Full Question:
Michael bought paper, pencils, and scissors Impa bought wires, styrofoam, and glue and Janet bought chips, salsa, and soda.
- Where should the semicolons be placed at?
