What is the semicolon doing in this sentence? I haven't decided what I want to do this weekend: I'd like to go to my friend's barbecue, but
there is also a cherry picking festival happening in Lancaster.
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It's separating coordinate clauses in complex sentences.
It's uniting two closely connected clauses
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It's separating coordinate clauses in complex sentences.

Explanation:

a punctuation mark semicolon (;) indicates a pause, typically between two main clauses, that is more pronounced than that indicated by a comma.

a tiger who seemed to be strangely talking to a mouse near a huge tree. that is when i noticed that the tiger was weirdly hitting the bottom of the tree with his large paws, and to my amazement the tree seemed to open up to some underground

that is my idea for you to develop your story

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c. to depict the cunningness of the federal soldiers