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Punctuation
Punctuation

   (.)           Full stop

                We use the full stop
She is lucky.    at the end of a
                    sentence.
Punctuation

        (.)                    Dot

                           For website and
www.wikispace.com
                          e-mail addresses we
margahomework@gmail.com
                              say “dot”.
Punctuation

         (,)                  Comma
I went to the shops, and     We use the comma
   then I went to the
                               for pauses in
     swimming pool.
                           sentences, or for lists
I bought a computer, two
 televisions and a pencil.       of things.
Punctuation

         (,)                 Comma

                           We use the comma in
My sister Mary, who lives
                           non-defining relative
in Paris, is a pharmacist.
                                 clauses.
Punctuation

       (,)               Comma

                        We use the comma
She said, “I never do
                         before quoting
        that!”
                            someone.
Punctuation

        (;)            Semicolon
                       This is used to mark a
You must come to the    pause between two
 show; you’ll love it.     ideas that are
                             connected.
Punctuation

        (:)                  Colon
   There are two
 reasons: firstly, I     We use the colon to
never liked him; and       start a list of
secondly, I don’t like       something.
     the time.
Punctuation

     (?)           Question mark


                   We use this at the
What time is it?
                   end of a question.
Punctuation

  (!)       Exclamation mark



             We use this to show
Be quiet!
            surprise / anger, etc.
Punctuation

       (‘)            Apostrophe

                          We use the
                        apostrophe with
I’m Peter’s sister.
                      contractions and the
                            genitive.
Punctuation
                         Inverted commas
      (“ “)               Speech marks
                         Quotation marks

“To be, or not to be.    We often use these
That is the question.”      for quotes.
Punctuation

     (- -)                   Dash
                           We often use the
 She wasn’t too happy dash in informal styles
about it all - but that to add a bit of extra
   doesn’t matter.      information at the end
                            of a sentence.
Punctuation

  (-)            Hyphen
              This is similar to dash
co-worker       but much shorter.
eating-time   It is used to join two
                words together.
Punctuation

      (-)             Hyphen

                     Hyphens are often
www.john-smith.com
                     used in website or
 john-smith@.com
                     e-mail addresses.
Punctuation

       ( )              Brackets
                        We use brackets to
Mary (Peter’s sister)      add additional
 is coming tonight.     information inside a
                             sentence.
Punctuation

         (/)                    Slash

                            This is often used in
www.eTwinning/project.com
                            Internet addresses.
Punctuation

    ( _ )            Underscore

                     This is also used in
www.john_smith.com
                     e-mail and website
 john_smith@.com
                        addresses.
Punctuation

ABCDEFG                Capitals
                      We use them at the
                         beginning of a
Where is Mary from?
                      sentence, for days,
      Spain.           months, seasons,
                       cities, countries,
                         nationalities,…
Punctuation
   WWW                     E-mail and website
                               adresses
         @
www.wikispace.com         “double u, double u, double u”

margahomework@gmail.com           @ = “at”
Marga Renedo Gómez

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Punctuation

  • 2. Punctuation (.) Full stop We use the full stop She is lucky. at the end of a sentence.
  • 3. Punctuation (.) Dot For website and www.wikispace.com e-mail addresses we margahomework@gmail.com say “dot”.
  • 4. Punctuation (,) Comma I went to the shops, and We use the comma then I went to the for pauses in swimming pool. sentences, or for lists I bought a computer, two televisions and a pencil. of things.
  • 5. Punctuation (,) Comma We use the comma in My sister Mary, who lives non-defining relative in Paris, is a pharmacist. clauses.
  • 6. Punctuation (,) Comma We use the comma She said, “I never do before quoting that!” someone.
  • 7. Punctuation (;) Semicolon This is used to mark a You must come to the pause between two show; you’ll love it. ideas that are connected.
  • 8. Punctuation (:) Colon There are two reasons: firstly, I We use the colon to never liked him; and start a list of secondly, I don’t like something. the time.
  • 9. Punctuation (?) Question mark We use this at the What time is it? end of a question.
  • 10. Punctuation (!) Exclamation mark We use this to show Be quiet! surprise / anger, etc.
  • 11. Punctuation (‘) Apostrophe We use the apostrophe with I’m Peter’s sister. contractions and the genitive.
  • 12. Punctuation Inverted commas (“ “) Speech marks Quotation marks “To be, or not to be. We often use these That is the question.” for quotes.
  • 13. Punctuation (- -) Dash We often use the She wasn’t too happy dash in informal styles about it all - but that to add a bit of extra doesn’t matter. information at the end of a sentence.
  • 14. Punctuation (-) Hyphen This is similar to dash co-worker but much shorter. eating-time It is used to join two words together.
  • 15. Punctuation (-) Hyphen Hyphens are often www.john-smith.com used in website or john-smith@.com e-mail addresses.
  • 16. Punctuation ( ) Brackets We use brackets to Mary (Peter’s sister) add additional is coming tonight. information inside a sentence.
  • 17. Punctuation (/) Slash This is often used in www.eTwinning/project.com Internet addresses.
  • 18. Punctuation ( _ ) Underscore This is also used in www.john_smith.com e-mail and website john_smith@.com addresses.
  • 19. Punctuation ABCDEFG Capitals We use them at the beginning of a Where is Mary from? sentence, for days, Spain. months, seasons, cities, countries, nationalities,…
  • 20. Punctuation WWW E-mail and website adresses @ www.wikispace.com “double u, double u, double u” margahomework@gmail.com @ = “at”