- She was angry; she shouted loudly.
- The team won; however, they were tired.
- Because it rained; we canceled the trip.
- He tried hard; he succeeded.
No category found.
- With 3 or more words
- With numbers
- With internal commas
- With single-word items
- Instead of periods
- To join unrelated clauses
- After subordinating conjunctions
- In place of a comma in simple lists
- She brought pens; notebooks; and highlighters.
- She brought pens, notebooks; and highlighters.
- She brought pens, notebooks, and highlighters.
- She brought pens; and notebooks and highlighters.
- Between long complex list items
- Before a list after a complete sentence
- To link related independent clauses
- Before a conjunctive adverb
- She was late; therefore, she missed the test.
- She was late therefore; she missed the test.
- She was late; she missed the test therefore.
- She was late, therefore she missed the test.
- The storm passed; the skies cleared.
- The storm passed: the skies cleared.
- The storm passed; and, the skies cleared.
- The storm passed the skies; cleared.
- I traveled to Tokyo; and Seoul.
- I traveled to Tokyo; Seoul.
- I traveled to Tokyo and Seoul.
- I traveled; to Tokyo; and Seoul.
- He runs fast; however, he tires quickly.
- I like books; they are fun.
- While I was walking; I saw a dog.
- I came; I saw; I conquered.
- Two dependent clauses
- A dependent and an independent clause
- Two independent clauses
- An adjective and a noun
- I love pizza; but my brother hates it.
- I love pizza; my brother hates it.
- I love pizza, my brother hates it.
- I love pizza. But; my brother hates it.
- We visited Paris, France; Rome, Italy; and Berlin, Germany.
- We visited Paris; France; Rome; Italy; Berlin.
- We visited: Paris, France; Rome, Italy.
- We visited Paris France Rome.
- She likes tea; and he likes coffee.
- She likes tea; he likes coffee.
- She likes tea he likes coffee.
- She likes tea: he likes coffee.
- 2 mol
- 1 mol
- 0.5 mol
- None
- 111 g/mol
- 95 g/mol
- 110 g/mol
- 106 g/mol
