'Cumulative adjectives' presentation slideshows

Grammar Notes

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Punctuation I

Punctuation I. Punctuation. Punctuation in English writing is like traffic lights and traffic signs. It helps the reader understand what you are writing. The punctuation marks used most commonly in English are: Comma (,) ? Period (.) Semicolon (;) ? Question Mark (?)

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Five Commas and a Semicolon

Five Commas and a Semicolon. University Learning Center PC 247 / AC I 160 Call us and make an appointment! Developed by Jeniffer Viscarra. Introduction. Five comma rules - after introductory elements - with coordinating conjunctions - with items in a series

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Punctuation and Pronoun Usage

Punctuation and Pronoun Usage. Writing in CSD. Use a comma:. After introductory element To set off nonessential elements Before the conjunction in a compound sentence Between coordinate adjectives Between all items in a series (3 or more items). Example of an essential element.

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Comma Rules (not choices)

Comma Rules (not choices). Use with a coordinating conjunction to link two independent clauses. The cat hissed and she jumped off the roof. The cat hissed and jumped off the roof. The cat hissed then she jumped off the roof. FANBOYS for and nor but or yet so.

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