1.
Proper PunctuationProper Punctuation
Explained With BaconExplained With Bacon

2.
ApostrophesApostrophes
Makes a Noun Possessive
Zeb's Bacon
was juicier than
Myrna's Bacon

3.
AsteriskAsterisk
Direct Readers to Further Information
Bacon is
made from pigs*.
* Bacon is a meat product prepared from a pig and usually cured. It
is first cured using large quantities of salt, either in a brine or in a
dry packing; the result is fresh Bacon.

4.
BracketsBrackets
Inserts Comments Someone Else Than The Author
Philbert said with
concern, "Xavier
[the new Bacon
curer] is a
vegetarian!“

5.
CloneClone
Separates Titles From Subtitles
Bacon wars:
Canadian or
American Bacon on
Italian Pizzas?

6.
CommaComma
Separates Items Within The List
Cody’s favorite
desserts are
Chocolate, Ice-
cream, Bacon and
Cake.

7.
EllipseEllipse
Indicate Hesitating Speech in Dialogue
I… just… need…
one… more…
slice…

8.
Exclamation MarkExclamation Mark
Shows Excitement and Gusto
I love Bacon!

9.
Question MarkQuestion Mark
Asks a Question
Why don’t
movie theaters
sell Bacon?

10.
Quotation MarkQuotation Mark
Addresses a Word as a Word
If I ever hear
the word “Bacon”
again, I’m going
to… eat some!

11.
SemicolonSemicolon
Joins Two Related Complete Sentences
Bob just ate
his first piece
of Bacon; it
changed his
life forever

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