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English, 18.02.2020 17:52 kaymillsaps

What else can colons do? Choose three more uses below. a. Colons separate items in a list; the final colon is optional. b. Colons can be used after the greeting in formal letters c. Colons connect two clauses together with a FANBOYS word. d. Colons can be used between an independent clause and other ideas directly related to it. e. Colons can add extra emphasis to the second clause in a compound sentence. f. Colons set off nonessential items in the middle of a sentence.

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