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3 April, 09:03

Francis had a lot on his mind that afternoon, he was concerned about his mother's illness and about losing his job.

Is this correct punctuation

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  1. 3 April, 09:49
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    I wouldn't say it is correct.

    The correct version could be:

    Francis had a lot on his mind that afternoon - he was concerned about his mother's illness and about losing his job.

    Or:

    Francis had a lot on his mind that afternoon; he was concerned about his mother's illness and about losing his job.
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