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Title: Punctuation
Description: These notes are for a 9th grade English Honors course. These notes will provide a 9th level of understanding for punctuation and how it is used.
Description: These notes are for a 9th grade English Honors course. These notes will provide a 9th level of understanding for punctuation and how it is used.
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Period
-A period is the most basic of punctuation marks
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Periods are used after titles and as part of a abbreviation
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Colons can introduce long quotations from other
works
Rule #1: USE COMMAS FOR ITEMS IN A SERIES
What is a phrase again? -A group of words that does not have a S & V together
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It can stand alone
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Loyal, playful, pets always enjoy a challenge
Rule #3: COMPOUND SENTENCES- USE A COMMA
BEFORE A COORDINATING CONJUNCTION WHEN
JOINING INDEPENDENT CLAUSES
Fanboys
-For
-And
-Nor
-But
-Or
-Yet
-So
RULE #4 USE COMMA TO SET OFF AN EXPRESSION
THAT INTERRUPTS A SENTENCE
-Two commas are used with interrupters: 1 goes before the expression, and 1 goes after
Nonessential vs Essential
Rule #5: USE COMMAS TO SET OFF WORDS OF DIRECT
ADDRESS
RULE #6: USE A COMMA AFTER CERTAIN
INTRODUCTORY ELEMENTS
RULE #7: USE COMMAS FOR DATES, ADDRESSES, &
LETTERS
Semicolons
-Semicolons are used to separate closely related independent clauses
without using a comma or a period
-Do not use a semicolon if 2 independent clauses are joined by a
conjunction(FANBOYS)
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Correct
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Tricks; Example,
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Correct
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Title: Punctuation
Description: These notes are for a 9th grade English Honors course. These notes will provide a 9th level of understanding for punctuation and how it is used.
Description: These notes are for a 9th grade English Honors course. These notes will provide a 9th level of understanding for punctuation and how it is used.