English, 03.02.2020 23:00, Briannadavis03

Choose correct if the sentence uses semicolons correctly or incorrectly if it does not.

1. laurie, joaly, ted went to the museum; but greg went to see the play

2. carl has baseball practice saturday, june 2 sunday, june 10; and wednesday, june 13.

3. slice the kiwi, bananas, and melon but leave the cherries alone.

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