COMMA & OTHER PUNCTUATION
Across
- 2. have traditionally been used to provide emphasis in typed materials
- 4. is most commonly used to join words--or parts of words--together
- 7. is used to show strong feeling or emotion such as surprise, dismay, or enthusiasm
- 10. may be used in place of a comma, a semicolon, a colon, or parentheses to provide a more forceful break
- 11. are used to join items
Down
- 1. are used to indicate questions
- 3. are used to set off nonessential information
- 5. used to set off information in a sentence
- 6. are used to set off material or to provide emphasis
- 8. used to punctuate sentences and abbreviations
- 9. are used with parts of letters and memos and within sentences