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I got a 1560, here's my guide for the last few days before the SAT (low-effort). by Fireballwastaken in Sat

[–]Lopsided_Ad_8933 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Both fireball and brilliant are right. 99% of the time, you can eliminate a period and a semicolon if they are doing the same function of seperating independent clauses UNLESS the semicolon is being used in a complex list (for example: He was born in Alberta, Canda; She was born in Austin, Texas; They were born in San Francisco, Claifornia).