Use of colon , semicolon, intarogative in English grammer...
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Colon :
Colons make the statement: note what follows. Whatever information that follows the colon must, in some way, explain, prove, or describe what ever came before it. To properly employ a colon, ensure that the clause that follows the mark is able to stand on its own (unless it is a list). Because whatever comes before the colon must be a complete sentence, your writing after the colon is not required to be.
Example:
The Bridgekeeper asked me three questions: what is your name, what is your quest, what is your favorite color.
Semicolon ;
A semicolon can be used to join two related main clauses.
Example:
James Left a mess at his desk after he left work; Sarah had to clean it up.
Another way to employ a semicolon to join two related main clauses is to include a conjunctive adverb such as: however, moreover, nevertheless, furthermore, consequently, or thus. Conjunctive adverbs can also be used with a comma.
Example:
James left a mess at his desk after he left work; consequently, Sarah had to clean it up.
The simplest way to deal with two independent main clauses is to make two sentences. If the topic of the two sentences are not related, or if one (or both) of the sentences are already long, joining them could make the sentence too long and be a burden on the reader.
One of the most common applications of semicolons is as a substitute for commas in a list in which commas are required for the things listed.
Example:
It’s as easy as a,b,c; 1,2,3;
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