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The first semicolon doesn't appear to conform to any of the standard usages, nor does it seem to add any benefit over a normal comma. I thought the semicolon c
by tytytytytytytyt 9y ago
The first semicolon doesn't appear to conform to any of the standard usages, nor does it seem to add any benefit over a normal comma. I thought the semicolon could replace a comma in a list of things, but you are using it to separate the intro clause? thing, like "In the end," above.
> and whatever rules don't contribute to that goal may safely be tossed out
Sure, but your usage here certainly isn't making things clearer.