Examiner: How to use a semicolon

Writing Careers Examiner Gayle Moran How to use a semicolon February 24th, 2011 5:52 pm EST The semicolon has been valued and maligned at various times throughout a history of written English. Some writers use it unabashedly while others avoid it at all costs. Rules about its use vary from source to source. Some books offer three rules, some offer five.… Read more ► Hot Topics Deadliest Catch Crew Member Found Dead Gadaffi Orders More Attacks American Idol's Top 24 Handshake Horror Stories Oscar News and Predictions DIY Home Improvement Ideas What Is Drunk Dating? Dealing With the Office Pest Slideshow Mentoring: Informality not to be ignored 1 photos 0 Comments Write for Examiner.com Examiners come from all walks of life and contribute original content to entertain, inform and inspire their readers. They are credible, passionate and influential because of their knowledge of a particular topic. Want to join their ranks? In a little over a month, I built my base of readers, developed relationships in the local entertainment scene and was recognized. Denver Pop Culture Examiner

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