Choose the correctly punctuated sentence using a semicolon.
A
I have a meeting; however I will call you later.
B
I have a meeting, however; I will call you later.
C
I have a meeting; however, I will call you later.
D
I have a meeting however, I will call you later.
Correct Answer: Option C — I have a meeting; however, I will call you later.
Explanation:
A semicolon is used before a transitional adverb like 'however' when joining two independent clauses, followed by a comma after 'however', a...
A semicolon is used before a transitional adverb like 'however' when joining two independent clauses, followed by a comma after 'however', as correctly shown in option C.