Semicolons and more!

I can't see it's too dark in here.

• it's; too

• see; it's

• dark; in

• no semicolon needed

I'd like to order a sandwich.

• I'd; like

• like; to

• order; a

• no semicolon needed

I know we've met however, I don't know you very well.

• I; know

• we've; met

• met; however,

• no semicolon needed

Come in the school see the new teacher!

• school; see

• Come; in

• see; the

• no semicolon needed

Come on over let's play video games.

• Come; on

• play; video

• over; let's

• no semicolon needed

The car swerved in the lane it hit a tree.

• car; swerved

• lane; it

• the; lane

• no semicolon needed

I lost my dog she's missing.

• I; lost

• my; dog

• no semicolon needed

• dog; she's

Tell me what you know I can't take the suspense!

• you; know

• Tell; me

• know; I

• no semicolon, needs a comma

Which one is separated correctly?

• Parent conferences are on Thursday, February 18; Friday, February 19; and Monday, February 22.

• Parent conferences are on Thursday; February 18. Friday; February 19. and Monday; February 22.

• Parent conferences are on Thursday; February 18; Friday; February 19; and Monday; February 22.

• Parent conferences are on Thursday, February 18; Friday, February 19, and Monday, February 22.

How should this sentence be separated?

With a comma, semicolon, or a colon?

Depending on your major, classes will begin on Monday, March 1_ Monday, March 8_ and Monday, March 15.

• comma

• semicolon

• colon