Punctuation marks: Comma, Colon, Semicolon

Punctuation marks and how to use them in your writing: a comma, colon, and semicolon.

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[ultimatechess]

You taught this way better than my english teacher.

[patrickgamble]

Great cover of commas etc - I always thought you used a comma in a sentence whenever you have to take a breath. Growing up in Australia - we didn't seem to spend much time on the use of commas while in the US there seems to be a lot more focus on using commas etc properly (or should that be proper). Anyway a great vid on this.

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[bissanmoulana]

OMG, FINALLY I UNDERSTOOD HOW TO USE THEM THANK YOU SO MUCH

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[aldrinbayrante]

The topic presented is superb. It increases my confidence to accurately use of these three punctuations: commas, colons, and semi-colons.

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[victorhugoricha]

Helpful video, thanks!! (<— can I use a comma like that?) Also, on minute 6:10, you used the phrase: "You want to bring attention to something, such as words, a list or an idea." <— Shouldn’t there be a comma between “a list, or an idea."? And could I also replace the coma after "something" for a colon?

Same thing and minutes for "following things: a business card, a phone number, and an email address."?

I’m sorry if I’m offending you, but English is not my main language and I think I’m missing something….?

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Thank you, you give me important deatals about puncutlation marks and tomorrow i have exam about puctuation, thank you

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Thank you for a good lesson. Would it not be, "so I couldn't afford them."?