Punctuation
Punctuation symbols are marks used in writing to separate sentences, clarify meaning, and indicate pauses or emphasis. They are essential for structuring text and enhancing readability.
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Common punctuation symbols include the period (.), which marks the end of a sentence, and the comma (,), used to indicate a pause or separate items in a list. The question mark (?) and exclamation mark (!) are used to express inquiry and strong emotion, respectively. Colons (:) and semicolons (;) help connect related ideas or introduce lists and explanations.
Other punctuation symbols include the dash (—) and hyphen (-) are used for different purposes; the dash adds emphasis or breaks in thought, while the hyphen connects words or syllables. These symbols are crucial for the clear and effective communication of ideas.