punctuation marks
by laura ballesteros
1. Point
1.1. The point is probably the simplest of the punctuation marks to use. Use it to "cut" sentences in a paragraph or to mark the end of a sentence. Make sure the ideas are logical and complete before using a period.
1.2. Example:I usually travel more in public transport than other types of transport
2. Comma
2.1. The comma is useful in a sentence when the writer wants to: • pause before proceeding • add a phrase that does not contain any new subject • separate items on a list
2.2. Example:Leidy my friend, arrived in the city yesterday
3. Colon
3.1. It is normally used before a list . Another use of this punctuation mark is after a heading or a descriptive tittle.
3.2. I consider myself a friendly person persistent comprehensive friendly...
4. Coma
4.1. A semicolon is used is to join together two sentences that are related.A semicolon can also join sentences with a transition
4.2. Example I really like coffee; It has an incredible flavor
