A few days ago
puncutuation?
What do i use if i have a complete sentance,and then joined to it is an incomplete sentance.How do i join the two
The teacher went in to the cloackbay then went in to the classroom.
Would i use a comma,or a semi colon…?
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A few days ago
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Definitely a comma:
The teacher went in to the cloackbay, then went in to the classroom.
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A few days ago
Either, though a comma would be more common, if it is making the second section part of a continuous whole – in this case the teacher’s actions.
But spell-check first!!!
Sentence has no ‘a’ in it – and I think you mean ‘cloakbay’, not ‘cloackbay’!!!
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A few days ago
comma is for a complete sent. with incomplete
ex. the dog was running fast after the rubber ball, that happnd to be bouncing away.
semi colon is two complete sent.
ex. the dog was running fast after her rubber ball; it just so happnd that it was bouncing away.
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A few days ago
A conjunctive phrase or term would be better with parenthetical commas. Or two sentences.
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A few days ago
semi colon
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A few days ago
comma
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