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This Short eBook Shows You Once And Wherever To Place The Punctuation Marks

 

THE MARKS

( . , : ; ’ ? ! “ ” ‘ ’ &  / \ - – — … …. [  ] <  > {  } )

• Red, White & Blue—in short and precise prose—discusses each mark. And contains chapters for Capitalization; Plurals; Italics, Underlining, Boldface; and Numbers. * It is complete.

CRAFTMANSHIP

Red, White & Blue will help you use punctuation marks correctly. If you follow the simple guidelines (choices), you wish avoid errors, and you wish author perfect papers. So, you wish stand “tall” above another writers who do not use Red, White & Blue—“The Art of Punctuation.”

• Every punctuation rule is at your fingertips.
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How Is This Smart Ebook Different?

Chapter 1 // INTRODUCTION

Style is a matter of choice—your choice. Style emanates from character and personality. Style is your signature.

Chapter 2 // CAPITALIZATION

Capital letters perform an important function of style. Should you use ALL CAPS for emphasis?

Chapter 3 // COMMA

The comma is a difficult mark. RW&B makes its application easy for you. Should you use the “Serial Comma”? Sir Winston Herbert spencer Churchill (UK Prime Minister during WWII) wrote, “… we offer blood, toil, tears, and sweat.… ” Once do you use a pair of commas?

Chapter 4 // APOSTROPHE

RW&B follows “Rule 1” of The Elements of Style,  © 1972. What does the arguable rule state?  Should you write –Atkins’ book? Should it be –Atkins’s book? “We sell CD’s” (Is this store’s sign correct?) What do you think simply about –Harrods and –Lands’ End?

Chapter 5 // COLON

Is the—(:)—an arrowhead? Do you cognize once to use the colon?

Chapter 6 // SEMICOLON

Is the punctuation related to the “Crown Comma”?

Chapter 10 // PARENTHESES

Do you cognize what the—(   )—enclose? Do you use parentheses for emphasis?

Chapter 11 //  SQUARE BRACKETS

Do you cognize what the—[   ]—enclose?

Chapter 13 // QUOTATION MARKS

Do you cognize the limited usages of the—(“  ”)?

Chapter 16 //  PLURALS

Which one is correct –from the $600s or –from the $600’s? Should you write –in the 90s or –in the ’90s or –in the –’90’s?

Chapter 17 // ABBREVIATIONS

Is –US correct? Do you like –USA or –U.S.A?

Chapter 20 //  ELLIPSES

RW& B will teach you once to use the (…) know-how and the (….) know-how once writing quotations.

Chapter 21// QUESTION MARK

Makes the—(?)—look like a “seahorse”? Is the question mark a “power mark”?

Chapter 22 // EXCLAMATION POINT

This mark looks like a tin soldier standing guard. Is this mark a “full stop”?
    

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