Punctuation

Punctuation

Om swastyastu. Good evening all, how are you ? Ready to study ??
Punctuations are signals to the readers. We can pause, stop or change
our tone of voice when we are reading. Punctuations help us to
emphasize and to clarify what we mean.
1. Comma ( , )
basically, comma separates parts of sentence. It is used :
a. To separate between the date and year
b. To separate phrases in apposition from the rest of the sentence.

c. To separate a number of connectives, such as too, however, thought,
nevertheless, of course, then, etc
d. In many kinds of lists
2. Full-stop ( . )
it is used to end a sentence. The next sentence begins with a capital letter.
3. Question mark ( ? )
it is used after a direct question.
4. Quotation marks ( "...." )
they enclose the actual words of direct speech.
5. Exclamation mark ( ! )
it is used after real exclamations and sometimes after short command.
hey all, i hope you understand, bye. om santih santih santih om
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