separate main clauses that are of
equal importance and related to each other in subject.
Thom Yorke's voice ranged from barely above a whisper to a
loud, raging whine, throughout "Creep;" he evoked popular American
singers of the early 1990s such as Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, Pearl
Jam's Eddie Vedder, and Soundgarden's Chris Cornell.
separate items in a series if they
contain other punctuation or if they are too long.
Some Beatle albums were released with different tracks and,
sometimes, album titles in the United States including
Please Please Me;With The Beatles;
A Hard Day's Night;Beatles For Sale;Help!;Rubber
Soul;Revolver; and
Magical Mystery Tour.
relate main clauses with transitional
expressions.
For radio stations across in country in the 1970s, the
album-format worked well;
consequently, radio played long songs such as Led
Zeppelin's "Stairway To Heaven."
Spice sold over seven million copies in the United
States; however, given the
nature of a manufactured pop group such as the Spice Girls, the
quintet had no greater commercial successes in the United
States after its debut.