Punctuation Rules

Needs to go at the end of every interrogative sentence

This can be used to introduce an example, a list or a quotation

It's used to put additional information, it can be omitted by the reader.

It's similar to dash, it's used to create compound words

This punctuation mark is used to indicate de end of a sentence

There are two different of this, is usually used to show a connection between two things

This mark is added a t the end of a sentence, it can show emphasis in any strong emotion

It can be used in contractions in place of omitted letters, it can show possession

You can use them to show that a word or a phrase is being used ironically or for titles of articles

It's often used to separate ideas

This punctuation mark creates a longer pause than a comma but shorter than a full stop