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PUNCTUATION “ Wow! ”

PUNCTUATION “ Wow! ”. Rule Used at the end of sentences that aren’t questions or exclamations. Used after abbreviations and initials. Example The dog wagged his tail . Dr. Wong is our veterinarian . Her address is 123 Doggie St. Period . Rule

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PUNCTUATION “ Wow! ”

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  1. PUNCTUATION“Wow!”

  2. Rule Used at the end of sentences that aren’t questions or exclamations. Used after abbreviations and initials. Example The dog wagged his tail. Dr. Wong is our veterinarian. Her address is 123 Doggie St. Period .

  3. Rule Used to end sentences that are questions or that express doubt. Example Did you walk the dog? Question Mark

  4. Rule Used before the conjunction in a compound sentence. Used to separate items in a list or series. Used to separate a date and a year, and a city and a state. Used before dialogue in a sentence. Example I’d hoped to give my dog a bath, but I’m not sure that’s possible. I bought my dog a dish, a collar, a leash, and some treats. My dog was born in Denton, Texas, on June 1, 1998. Then Tonya told me, “I really would love to own a dog.” Comma ,

  5. Rule Used to introduce a list or series. Used to separate the elements of time. Example It’s easy to list the things dog can bring: love, friendship, and companionship. Walk the dog at 9:00 a.m. Colon :

  6. Rule Used for direct quotations. Example Abby said, “I actually prefer cats to dogs.” Quotation Marks“snap”

  7. Rule Used after interjections that show strong feeling and sentences that show excitement. Example Wow! What a huge dog! Exclamation Point

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