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Today’s Blog Topic is: In honor of National Punctuation Day, what is your favorite punctuation mark?
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The tilde … Most people don’t know it…. ~
Exclamation point!!!
A Bentley Covertible would do it for me!
Gotta go with the exclamation point, as it can easily transform a boring sentence, Into an exciting one!!!
The question mark because it’s our duty to ask questions. Am I right?
The semi-colon.
It has to be the exclamation mark – it keeps things exciting!
My favorite punctuation mark is the exclamation mark! Should I win a C Crane prize, I will be using them in abundance!!! 😉
I want to win a CCRadio-SW AM/FM Shortwave Radio & GeoBulb®V so badr!!!
Favorite punctuation mark? It’s got to be the question mark. (?) It asks the question, “Why?” That one question leads people to learn about why things are the way they are. It is the beginning of inquiry. Without it, we would still be living in the stone age.
What?
Tom
Comma, since it can easily change the meaning of the entire sentence!
The exclamation point!!!!!!!!!!!
still “DX” shortwave radio everyday
I am a personal proponent of the dash- It provides an excellent break in the sentence denoting further description.
“!”
Mine is the explanation point!
Explanation point ! It get the point driven home!
The colon (:)
You can anticipate a list of more to come.
the semi-colon (;)
It is under appreciated for the important work it does.
The exclamation point.
Semi-colon…much needed pause in certain places.
Question mark…maybe?
My favorite is the one I understand the least (and I take some liberties here): the ellipses (…) They seem to indicate a pause…a short pause..a medium pause…a long pause…a sign that words have been removed…a break between sentences in a telegraph…etc. It means so much — that it means so little!
Period, also known as “dot”.
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@ cuz that’s where its @ 🙂
enough is enough……..period
… Ellipsis…my favorite
interrobang
The question mark of course…….curious minds ALWAYS want to know
The period. Without it, we would all suffer from endless run-on sentences.
I like the Capital. It starts out what needs to be said and stresses names and dates and what is important.
Quantum Mechanics 〈bra|ket〉.
The dash comes to my rescue when I have no clue if a colon or semi-colon is correct.
Punkchuation ain’t my long suit.
Dash rocks.
I would like to thank and congratulate C.Crane.
Today I received my gift here in Brazil (Night led bulb).
I also received an Annual Catalog 2013:
“Radio is like Ice Cream!!!!”
I love the exclamation point!
I like the & ampersand
One little symbol, replaces 3 letter word, not much savings there, and I mean & it’s name????
9 letter name for a symbol that replaces a 3 letter word. I Luv ingrish!!!!
“!”
The exclamation point. Leaves no doubt where you stand!!!
The misunderstood semi-colon; My nickname is semi-colon for this reason. No one knows what it’s all about.
I’ve got several of them, particularly when something does’nt go right-@$!?@
Probably an exclamation point since I have two granddaughters living with me that are a challenge all the time.
“,” the comma, because its extend the information.
I would have to agree with most here and say exclamation point!!
A period. And that’s final.
Exclamation point!! Speaks volumes!!
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I would have to say the comma (,), as a tribute to my favorite English teacher.
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The ever intriguing…”?” interrogation mark.