⚜️⚜️ Punctuation ⚜️⚜️

✅ 12 Important Punctuation Marks with Rules & Examples

🔰Symbols of Punctuation🔰

Some of the commonly used punctuation marks are:

• Full Stop (.) – Usually used at the end of a sentence.
• Question Mark (?) – Usually used at the end of an interrogative sentence to form a question.
• Comma (,) – Usually used to denote a pause in a sentence.
• Exclamation Mark (!) – Used to denote shock, surprise, anger or a raised voice.
• Colon (:) – Used to indicate what is to follow next.
• Semi Colon (;) – Used to link two independent clauses not joined by a conjunction or used to separate two independent clauses in place of comma.
• Apostrophe (‘) – Used to show possession or for contraction of word.
• Hyphen (-) – Used to glue words together.
• Slash (/) – Used to separate letters, numbers or words.
• Ellipsis Mark (…) – Used to separate items in a series.
• Round Brackets () – Used to add extra information in a sentence.
• Quotation Mark (” “) – Used to show that someone else has said it.


🔰Punctuation Examples🔰

• She was wearing a beautiful dress.
• What a beautiful piece of music! Who composed it?
• It’s a beautiful dress, but it’s ludicrously expensive.
• Tom was so hungry he ate everything in the house: chips, cold pizza, pretzels and dip, hot dogs, peanut butter, and candy.
• My wife would like tea; I would prefer coffee.
• This is a woman’s hat.
• Sarah had a little lamb/ little lamb whose fleece was white as snow.
• I don’t know … I’m not sure.
• I hope you will be here,” he said.

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⚜️⚜️ Punctuation ⚜️⚜️

✅ 12 Important Punctuation Marks with Rules & Examples

🔰Symbols of Punctuation🔰

Some of the commonly used punctuation marks are:

• Full Stop (.) – Usually used at the end of a sentence.
• Question Mark (?) – Usually used at the end of an interrogative sentence to form a question.
• Comma (,) – Usually used to denote a pause in a sentence.
• Exclamation Mark (!) – Used to denote shock, surprise, anger or a raised voice.
• Colon (:) – Used to indicate what is to follow next.
• Semi Colon (;) – Used to link two independent clauses not joined by a conjunction or used to separate two independent clauses in place of comma.
• Apostrophe (‘) – Used to show possession or for contraction of word.
• Hyphen (-) – Used to glue words together.
• Slash (/) – Used to separate letters, numbers or words.
• Ellipsis Mark (…) – Used to separate items in a series.
• Round Brackets () – Used to add extra information in a sentence.
• Quotation Mark (” “) – Used to show that someone else has said it.


🔰Punctuation Examples🔰

• She was wearing a beautiful dress.
• What a beautiful piece of music! Who composed it?
• It’s a beautiful dress, but it’s ludicrously expensive.
• Tom was so hungry he ate everything in the house: chips, cold pizza, pretzels and dip, hot dogs, peanut butter, and candy.
• My wife would like tea; I would prefer coffee.
• This is a woman’s hat.
• Sarah had a little lamb/ little lamb whose fleece was white as snow.
• I don’t know … I’m not sure.
• I hope you will be here,” he said.

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