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English:

Comma rule 1 - Answer - Seperates introductory words from the main part of the sentence



Comma rule 2 - Answer - Hug words that are nonessential



Comma rule 3 - Answer - Separates 2 independent clauses w a fanboy word between them



Independent, (fanboys) independent



Comma rule 4: The adjective test - Answer - If you can say the word and between the adjectives, they
need a comma



Semicolon rule 1 - Answer - Separates two independent clauses with no fanboys word



Semicolon rule 2 - Answer - Thamo between two independent clauses needs to be hugged in a
semicolon and comma



independant; thamo, independant



THAMO - Answer - Therefore, however, also, moreover, otherwise



Common conjunctive adverbs - Answer - Accordingly

Likewise

, Afterwards

Consequently

Indeed

Nonetheless

Similarly

Still



Special THAMO words - Answer - Otherwise and so do not need a comma when they follow a
semicolon



Colon rule - Answer - Follows an independent clause and introduces an example, explanation, short
phrase, or list



Dash rule - Answer - Hug a major break or interruption in thought



Apostrophe rule 1 - Answer - Indicates possession



When two nouns possess the same item or idea, the second idea is given the punctuation, not the first.



"Or" & "nor" - Answer - When it combines singular subjects, the subjects remain singular



ex: James or phylicia is traveling



Neither/nor and Either/or - Answer - Barriers that relate subjects without joining them - change the are
to is



ex: neither Camille nor Theresa is chasing you



I in neither/nor and either/or - Answer - Placed second and followed by singular verb

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