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Comma
indicate a natural pause in a sentence
or is used to separate itemps in a list
Helen, I am a fit, strong, health, and intelligent man. The car runs smooth, economical, and efficiently.
Question mark
Indicates the end of a question
why? Can you explain me? how are you?
Exlamation mark
Marks the end of a
sentences
dramatic statement
hi! stop! don't run into the road!
slash
Forward slash is used to indicate the word "OR"
can be used to separate the day, month and ear.
please explain to the lawyer when he/she arrives you must do the work and / or wash the dishes
Quotation marks
Indikcates direct speech
I heard “Yesterday” and think in you. I read an article in “Mad” about clonation. My father likes “Demetrius and gladiators”
Dashes and hyphens
Hyphen
used to join words or to separate syllables in a word
Mother-in-law Twenty-four
Em dash
Long dash that can be used instead of
a comma colon of brackets
this adds emphasis or enhances readability
This —I think— is serious. “Everyone of you” —said the teacher— “must learn by yourselves”
En dash
indicate a period of time, range of numbers or a distance
She lives in London from 1980-1990
Ellipsis points
Indicate omitted words
to add effect to a sentence
She walked into the shop...then walked straight back out.
colon
after the name or denomination of the people to whom we are addressing in a letter
to express our message:
Aunt Martha: Dear customer: My sweetie Lilian:
semi colon
Finish sentences but it connects with the next one
Ilike your brother; he's good friend
Parentetheses
Square brackets
use by the editor to idicate extra information
The book states that "when clumbing it [mountain], it is important to be very safe"
Round brackets
separates extra information from the rest of the sentence or add emphasis.
Commas can replace them without changing the sentence.
On the weekends I visit javier(my friend) Yesterday(friday) was the last day of school
full stop or period
Marks the end of a sentences
is used at the end of acronyms and titles that is part of a proper name
I wanted to eat ice cream. She did not want to give me
Dr. Steve Jones. Mrs. Grace Greenwood.