Heofz said:As far as I know, semicolons are used to prefix a clause that is an alternative wording of the previous clause; they are strange!
Mohinder said:hehhehe
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Your sentence should have a semi-colon rather than a comma, I feelRebelius said:That would imply that the comma's only use was as parenthesis, it isn't.
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paddy said:Why on earth are you writing about the Ropewalk?
I lived in the Student ghetto that is Lenton for 3 years, The Grove was my local
Hey, here's an idea - why don't you take it upon yourself to point out to everyone where they should and shouldn't use semi-colons?Zefan said:Just a comma. You could probably get away with a semi-colon even though it's not correct, as not many people know where to use them.
I'd like to know what an "undefined" bar or venue is. Surely they would have to be licenced for use as either a bar, venue or both so isn't "undefined bar or venue" an oxymoron?Carzy said:Colon as above? Or semi-colon as I think it should be. Please tell me I'm right
THANKS GUYZ
phykell said:I'd like to know what an "undefined" bar or venue is. Surely they would have to be licenced for use as either a bar, venue or both so isn't "undefined bar or venue" an oxymoron?
phykell said:Hey, here's an idea - why don't you take it upon yourself to point out to everyone where they should and shouldn't use semi-colons?
"The two parts of a sentence divided by a semicolon should balance each other, rather than leading from one to the other."dirtydog said:Your sentence should have a semi-colon rather than a comma, I feel
Rebelius said:"The two parts of a sentence divided by a semicolon should balance each other, rather than leading from one to the other."
So you're wrong.
Looks don't matter; it's wrong.Rebelius said:Looks don't matter, it's wrong.
Hehe Are you some sort of English language guru? You seem very sure of yourself.Rebelius said:Looks don't matter, it's wrong.
I can't tell if you're agreeing with him or me there Me I think \o/phykell said:Looks don't matter; it's wrong.