Question

he began to write a letter. The letter would be posted by him alone.(which)​

Answer 1

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He began to write a letter. which would be posted by him alone.

Answer 2

Answer:

He began to write a letter which would be posted by him alone.

Explanation:

Independent clauses are essentially two full sentences that could stand on their own. In other words, they don't depend on another clause to allow them to make sense. They each have a subject and a verb. These sentences must be combined with the use of a connecting word known as a coordinating conjunction. The semicolon is one of the most feared punctuation marks used in the English language. But really, it’s just a sophisticated form of punctuation that replaces a conjunction or a period. A semicolon is useful when combining two independent clauses that are related to one another. If two sentences have the same subject or verb, you can combine them with the conjunction and. Combining sentences with compound subjects or compound verbs makes your writing feel less wordy.

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