“I love cooking cats and dogs” What do you understand from this sentence? If you were a little horrified with the answer, thinking that the individual enjoys cooking cats and dogs, you are not wrong. But, did you notice that the sentence is missing something? “I love cooking, cats and dogs.” One simple comma and … Read more
Read these two sentences. These are two sentences with the same words but different meanings. What made all the difference? Your mind automatically read these two sentences differently because of the punctuation. Punctuation marks, as they are commonly known, help to add emphasis or pauses in ideas or thoughts that are depicted in the text. … Read more
Punctuation is the use of white space, traditional signals, and specific typographical elements to help readers understand and interpret written material correctly, whether they are reading it silently or loudly. Capital letters and full stops, question marks, commas, colons and semicolons, exclamation marks, and apostrophes are the most frequently used punctuation marks in English. Writing … Read more
The English grammar and punctuation may seem pretty confusing to a little child. However, these are very important aspects of learning the language. Thorough knowledge of these is required to gain perfection in both written and spoken language. Teaching these concepts can be a daunting task and the educator can seek the help of activities, … Read more
Punctuation is a widely known concept in the branch of grammar. The usage of punctuation marks remains universal. There are various types of punctuation marks to showcase different intonations. Punctuation helps emphasize, pause, and express words with different voice modulation. It is punctuation that enables us to set the tone of sentences. For example, you … Read more