Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors? A. Traffic was heavy, consequently we were late. B. Traffic was heavy consequently, we were late. C. Traffic was heavy; consequently we were late. D. Traffic was heavy; consequently, we were late.

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Deanna

23 May, 09:00

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors? A. Traffic was heavy, consequently we were late. B. Traffic was heavy consequently, we were late. C. Traffic was heavy; consequently we were late. D. Traffic was heavy; consequently, we were late.

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Tristin Garcia · Answer 1

D.

The two parts are independent of each other, which dictates the use of a semicolon. "Traffic was heavy." and "We were late."

"Consequently" is a transition between the two, and requires a comma.