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Varlan, Horla. "Punctuation marks made out of puzzle pieces" 10/23/2008 via flickr.com Attribution 2.0 Generic |
The Semicolon- Within the section regarding semicolons, the use of transitional phrases like "in fact" need a semicolon in front of it. This rule I have disregarded in my writing because I used transitional phrases instead of semicolons when combining independent clauses. Also, I learned to use a semicolon when creating a list if that list may need additional punctuation within it. This is useful to known because it can create clarity in my writing through a punctuation sense.
Quotation Marks- While reading through the section, I was interested learning about how punctuation like question marks and exclamation points were handled in the correct grammatical sense when they come at the end of the quotation. In the section it clearly states that quotations with question mark at the end, then a quotation mark and then an in-text citation will be followed by a period. I have always wondered what the correct punctuation was for this occurrence. This will help me as I properly quote throughout my Project two paper.
Reflection
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