Bhargav's stories are awe-inspiring; they are based on real life experiences.
Use a semicolon to separate independent clauses. It is okay to use a full stop as well.
Bhargav's stories are awe-inspiring. They are based on real life experiences.
One can use the colon to introduce a stop that is less obvious than a full stop. When these clauses are joined by conjunctions, one must stick to a comma. If it is joined by a adverb, go back to semicolon.
John has always been on time; besides, its raining heavily today.
When the clauses are short and in a flow of tone - it would be an exception to this rule.
Man proposes, God disposes.
Use a semicolon to separate independent clauses. It is okay to use a full stop as well.
Bhargav's stories are awe-inspiring. They are based on real life experiences.
One can use the colon to introduce a stop that is less obvious than a full stop. When these clauses are joined by conjunctions, one must stick to a comma. If it is joined by a adverb, go back to semicolon.
John has always been on time; besides, its raining heavily today.
When the clauses are short and in a flow of tone - it would be an exception to this rule.
Man proposes, God disposes.
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