A semicolon can open a list after a complete sentence, just like a colon.
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Which group of words is a complete sentence, so a colon could come right after it to introduce a list?
In the sentence 'Bring these things: a coat, a hat, and gloves,' what is the colon's job?
Which mark separates list items that already have commas inside them, like city and country names?
Which list stays consistent all the way through?
Where does the colon belong in this sentence? 'You need three things a pencil a notebook and a ruler.'
Which list uses semicolons correctly?
What mark completes this sentence? 'For breakfast Mia had ___ toast, eggs, and fruit.'
Zara wrote: 'The winners were Ana, from class 5; Theo, from class 6, and Ravi, from class 7.' What should Zara fix?
Which sentence is punctuated correctly from start to finish?