A clearer picture...
Okay, pal-y. You wanted to know the difference and I found an example that makes it a little clearer (even to me, lol.)
From Punctuation:
"The intonations of declaration are classified in three types, symbolized by the comma (,), used to separate words or phrases for clarity; the semicolon (;), used to mark separation between elements in a series of related phrases, generally in a long sentence; and the full stop, or period (.), used to mark the end of a sentence."
Feel free to follow any or all of the links for informative and well put together pages. Exciting!
Now I'm going to waste a stupid amount of time, laughing until I pee, watching Raj Binder clips on YouTube. I will call it serotonin therapy!
From Punctuation:
"The intonations of declaration are classified in three types, symbolized by the comma (,), used to separate words or phrases for clarity; the semicolon (;), used to mark separation between elements in a series of related phrases, generally in a long sentence; and the full stop, or period (.), used to mark the end of a sentence."
Feel free to follow any or all of the links for informative and well put together pages. Exciting!
Now I'm going to waste a stupid amount of time, laughing until I pee, watching Raj Binder clips on YouTube. I will call it serotonin therapy!