Read the sentence below. the smoothie recipe includes frozen berries, yogurt, and vanilla extract. a. the blank should be filled with the words “the following”, followed by a comma b. the blank should be filled with the words “the following”, followed by a semi - colon c. the blank should be filled with the words “the following”, followed by a colon d. the blank should be completed with a colon answer this correctly. no incorrect answers

The sentence should be completed with C for the answer.

The correct answer is C. The sentence should be completed with the words "the following", followed by a colon.

Colons are used to present explanation, draw attention to something (like to introduce an item or a series of items) or just to join ideas. In this case, we are introducing a list. The first part of the sentence informs the audience you will explain what they need to make a smoothie. Then, when you use the colon, it's like you're telling the readers "here are the items you need for your smoothie". It's not grammarly correct to use a comma to introduce a list.

Semicolons are used with clauses that could be separated sentences, therefore creating a longer sentence. The sentence above can't be separated into two different clauses because they would be missing something to make sense. We can use semicolons in a list at least one of the items in the list contain a comma.

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the editorial includes strong words to persuade readers. he is trying hard to convince readers in the us to change its refugee approach.

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