English, 03.12.2020 22:20 shorty1619

Decide whether a colon or a semicolon is needed and insert either in the correct area of the sentence. 1. I have a dental appointment on Wednesday at 2:00 PM. 2. Bob ate the pizza; Jane at the burgers.
3. I went to the cottage; my sister went to the zoo.
4. The restaurant served the type of food we all like: pasta.
5. The speech was stellar: creative, informative and well presented. 6. I went to the library; it was closed.
7. Tomorrow will start out sunny; however, rain is expected by the afternoon.
8. I am sick: I need some Tylenol. 9. To Whom It May Concern:

10. Jay made a dental appointment; he lost a tooth when the puck hit him. 11. I need the following groceries: milk, bread, juice, and butter.
12. I have one goal: to win the race.

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