
This is a demonstrative video about how this course is structured, and how you learn and benefit from it.
When to capitalize ?
In this class, we're going to continue the other uses of capital letters.
Let's learn where we put a period (a full stop).
Trail off : to become less in amount or loudness:
His voice trailed off weakly and we could not hear the rest
to become less or smaller
Suspense : mental uncertainty
Wavering: fluctuate in opinion
How to use exclamation mark ?
Hyphens part 1.
Hyphens part 2.
Hyphens part 3.
Hyphens part 4.
Parentheses part 1.
Parentheses part 2.
How to use Em dash,and what that is?
Dash can also be used as a colon. Let's see how.
EM Dash vs Parentheses 1
EM Dash vs Parentheses 2
Quotation mark “ “ part 1
Quotation mark “ “ part2
Quotation mark “ “ part 3
Semicolon part 1
Semicolon part 2
Semicolon part 3
Colons part 1
Colons part 2
Colons part 3
Commas part 1
Commas part 2
Commas part 3
Pauses exercise with a full answer.
Commas part 4
Commas part 5
Commas part 6
Commas part 7
Commas part 8
Apostrophe part 1
Apostrophe part 2
Apostrophe part 3
Apostrophe part 4
These are practical exercises with answers of what you've learned about apostrophe.
This course is for you if you don't know the difference between the following two sentences.
Let's eat Jerry.
Let's eat, Jerry.
What's the difference?
The first one: "let's eat Jerry." indicates that you're going to eat Jerry, not with him.
The second one: "let's eat, Jerry." indicates that you're going to eat with Jerry. So, you are inviting him to eat.
Yes, you said it, "using a comma saves lives."
Imagine you are writing a letter to the president of the United States. Would it be embarrassing to write such mistakes?
So, your message is vital based on who you're sending it to.
We all know how much time writers spend every day writing English well. Lots of writers forget to use correct English punctuation. For that reason, their message may have never been perceived well. Anyone needs to know how to punctuate well. Knowing how to use English punctuation with rules and examples to follow is crucial. I've made this course to help you understand the usage of the following:
Capital letters
The full stop (period.)
ELLIPSES ...
Hyphens -
Parentheses ()
Commas ,
EM Dash --
Quotation Mark " "
Exclamation Mark !
Semicolon ;
Colons :
Apostrophe '
Question mark?
And there are some bonus videos after you finish the course.