English is so hard to learn that even native speakers argue over whether it's "who" or "whom"—and then just avoid the sentence altogether by saying, "That guy!"
Ask 90% of native English speakers when to use a semicolon; they can’t tell you the right answer. Even looking up the answer, it’s still hard to say for sure.
Separate but related thoughts. In other words, something that is still tangentially related to the first part, but could standalone as it's own piece of information.
Example; I'm too tired to do anything today; I'm just going to go home and take a nap.
We must never give up in our fight for freedom; admitting defeat is one way to guaranteed the battle is lost.
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u/Admirable_Hunter_703 2d ago
English is so hard to learn that even native speakers argue over whether it's "who" or "whom"—and then just avoid the sentence altogether by saying, "That guy!"