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Paragraph Practice 5

In each of the questions below determine whether a comma or a semicolon is appropriate.

If you become dehydrated while running, your blood actually thickens; as a result __1__ (; semicolon / , comma) your heart rate increases. This is not the only problem __2__ (; semicolon / , comma) in addition, oxygen and nutrients are delivered to your muscles more slowly. Runners can take advantage of a variety of sports drinks on the market today; fitness water, for example __3__ (; semicolon / , comma) is low in calories but contains sodium, potassium, and some vitamins.

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