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Semicolons and Colons

Semicolons, Colons, Quotations, Italics, Apostrophes, Hyphens, Dashes, Parenthesis, Abbreviations, Numbers. Semicolons and Colons. Rule 1: Use a semicolon to join parts of a compound sentence that are similar (places where one could use a comma and coordinating conjunction)

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The Cognitive Theory of Multimedia by Richard Mayer

The Cognitive Theory of Multimedia by Richard Mayer. A Brief Overview. Group Members Ed MacKeen Jenny Peng Phil Snyder Lynne Velling. One Sense of Communication.

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THE MYSTERIES OF APOSTROPHES AND DASHES

Apostrophes communicate important information in written language. Dashes, when used sparingly, add emphasis. THE MYSTERIES OF APOSTROPHES AND DASHES. USING APOSTROPHES TO SHOW Possession

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Faults

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Literary Devices/Stylistic Features the AP People Expect you to Know

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Capitalization Rules

Capitalization Rules. 1. Capitalize the names of : organizations (Rotary Club, National Honors Society) government bodies (Supreme Court, Student Council) political parties (Democrats, Republicans) nationalities (Chinese, German, Iranian) Languages (English, Spanish, Swahili).

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Poetry

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The Dash

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Dashes

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Hyphens, Dashes, & Parentheses

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