Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A) Buffalo grass seed prefers warm soil temperatures, plant the seed during the hottest months of summer.

B) Buffalo grass seed: prefers warm soil temperatures; plant the seed during the hottest months of summer.

C) Buffalo grass seed prefers warm soil temperatures: Plant the seed during the hottest months of summer.

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23 August, 13:22

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A) Buffalo grass seed prefers warm soil temperatures, plant the seed during the hottest months of summer.

B) Buffalo grass seed: prefers warm soil temperatures; plant the seed during the hottest months of summer.

C) Buffalo grass seed prefers warm soil temperatures: Plant the seed during the hottest months of summer.

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Haley Morris · Answer 1

Haley Morris 23 August, 14:12

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B is punctuated correctly.

Hassan Marquez · Answer 2

Answer: B

Explanation: Option A is wrong because the comma after "temperatures" is being used to separate two independent clauses (that is what semicolons are for, when the clauses are closely linked in meaning, or periods when they are not). Option C is wrong because you shouldn't capitalize the first word after a colon unless it is a proper noun (and the colon is not properly used in this example).