colon/semi-colon/comma and possessives & apostrophes

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It's' a beautiful day.

Its a beautiful day.

It's a beautiful day.

Its' a beautiful day.

She had three main goals for the project to increase sales, to improve customer satisfaction, and to reduce costs.

She had three main goals for the project; to increase sales, to improve customer satisfaction, and to reduce costs.

She had three main goals for the project - to increase sales, to improve customer satisfaction, and to reduce costs.

She had three main goals for the project: to increase sales, to improve customer satisfaction, and to reduce costs.

The sentence 'I went to the store and bought some groceries' has the correct comma usage.

The sentence 'I went to the store and bought some groceries,' has the correct comma usage.

The sentence 'I went to the store, and bought some groceries.' has the correct comma usage.

The sentence, 'I went to the store, and bought some groceries.' has the correct comma usage.

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Its raining outside.

Its' raining outside.

Its raining' outside.

It's raining outside.

The recipe called for: flour, sugar, and eggs.

I have three favorite colors: blue, green, and red.

The dog barked: loudly and persistently.

The presentation covered three main topics: history, current trends, and future predictions.

I went to the store I bought some groceries.

I went to the store: I bought some groceries.

I went to the store; I bought some groceries.

I went to the store, I bought some groceries.

She went to the store and then, to the bank.

She went to the store, and then to the bank.

She went to the store and then to the bank.

She went to the store and, then to the bank.

I have two dogs; a poodle and a labrador.

I have two dogs; a poodle, and a labrador.

I have two dogs; a poodle, and, a labrador.

I have two dogs: a poodle, and a labrador.