Monument Valley is not really a valley and contains no man-made monuments; however, it is a wide, flat landscape known for its amazing natural rock formations. What is the correct... Monument Valley is not really a valley and contains no man-made monuments; however, it is a wide, flat landscape known for its amazing natural rock formations. What is the correct conjunction to use?
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The question is asking for the correct wording to complete the sentence about Monument Valley, focusing on the use of conjunctions or transitions. It provides options for connecting the ideas mentioned about the valley and its features.
Answer
monuments; rather, it is.
The final answer is 'monuments; rather, it is.'
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The final answer is 'monuments; rather, it is.'
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Using 'rather' with a semicolon properly connects the contrasting ideas in the sentence.
Tips
A common mistake is not using the semicolon correctly when connecting independent clauses.
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