Which sentence below is properly punctuated? a. when you arrive on the train, take a taxi to the bus station; i can meet you at the bus station. b. when you arrive on the train: take a taxi to the bus station; or i can meet you at the train. c. when you arrive on the train, take a taxi to the bus station. or i can meet you at the train. d. when you arrive on the train, take a taxi to the bus station, i can meet you at the bus station. select the best answer from the choices provided

    The answer is A.  In this example there are three punctuation marks: a comma ( , ), a semicolon ( ; ) and a period ( . ). The comma is separating two sentences,  a independent clause: When you arrive on the train from the dependent clause: take a taxi to the bus station.  The semicolon can separate two independent clauses or substitute a conjunction, it gives proper meaning to a sentence. The period ends a sentence.

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