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17 April, 07:15

2. In which one of the following sentences is the semicolon used correctly? A. Donald has three sisters; Carla, Donna, and Maggie. B. Cheryl's favorite snack is chocolate; she could eat it daily. C. Whenever I feel afraid; I think of Aunt Margaret. D. Jacob, who plays in the orchestra; has a solo in the concert.

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