Punctuation - Semicolon

She loves cooking; she doesn't like washing dishes.

She loves cooking, she doesn't like washing dishes.

She loves cooking, but she doesn't like washing dishes.

She loves cooking but; she doesn't like washing dishes.

He was late; however, he still made it to the meeting on time.

He was late, however; he still made it to the meeting on time.

He was late however; he still made it to the meeting on time.

He was late. However; he still made it to the meeting on time.

The weather is cold; dress warmly.

The weather is cold, dress warmly.

The weather is cold; and dress warmly.

The weather is cold; but dress warmly.

She studied hard for the exam; consequently, she passed with flying colors.

She studied hard for the exam, consequently; she passed with flying colors.

She studied hard for the exam; consequently she passed with flying colors.

She studied hard for the exam consequently; she passed with flying colors.

The sun was setting; the sky turned pink and orange.

The sun was setting, the sky turned pink and orange.

The sun was setting; and the sky turned pink and orange.

The sun was setting; but the sky turned pink and orange.

They planned to meet at noon; however, the meeting was delayed.

They planned to meet at noon, however; the meeting was delayed.

They planned to meet at noon however; the meeting was delayed.

They planned to meet at noon; however the meeting was delayed.

She didn’t see the sign; she walked into a glass door.

She didn’t see the sign, she walked into a glass door.

She didn’t see the sign; and she walked into a glass door.

She didn’t see the sign but; she walked into a glass door.

The project was overdue; therefore, the team worked overtime to complete it.

The project was overdue; therefore the team worked overtime to complete it.

The project was overdue, therefore; the team worked overtime to complete it.

The project was overdue therefore; the team worked overtime to complete it.

He enjoys reading; she prefers watching movies.

He enjoys reading, she prefers watching movies.

He enjoys reading; and she prefers watching movies.

He enjoys reading but; she prefers watching movies.

It was raining all day; as a result, the game was postponed.

It was raining all day, as a result; the game was postponed.

It was raining all day as a result; the game was postponed.

It was raining all day; as a result the game was postponed.