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Master punctuation basics in quick slides.

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Emma Gabriela Haro Lozano
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Master punctuation basics in quick slides.

by Emma Gabriela Haro Lozano
1

Capital Letters

Capital letters start sentences, proper nouns, names, places, and titles. Use them consistently in all appropriate contexts.

2

Period

Period ends a sentence that is not a question or exclamation. It signals a full stop and a new idea.

3

Comma (,)

Comma separates items in a list and adds clarity. It also divides clauses and phrases within sentences.

4

Question Mark (?)

Question mark ends direct questions. It shows inquiry and invites a response from the reader.

5

Exclamation Point (!)

Exclamation point expresses strong feeling or emotion. Use it to intensify statements where appropriate.

6

Quotation Marks (" ")

Quotation marks enclose exact speech or titles. Use nested quotes carefully and include proper punctuation inside.

7

Colon (:)

Colon introduces a list, explanation, or elaboration. It signals that what follows clarifies the preceding thought.

8

Parentheses ()

Parentheses add extra information without breaking the main sentence flow. Use them sparingly for clarity.

9

Apostrophe (’)

Apostrophe shows possessives and contractions. Place it close to the letter it affects.

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Practice Tip

Review sentences, insert missing punctuation, and check that each mark serves meaning and rhythm.
 
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