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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 parentheses (that’s where the details are).
Umlaut It just sound good to say.
Semi colon 😉
An umlaut. It is just fun to say.
The question mark,leave them guessing?
I like the dash – although I’m not sure about its correct use.
Exclamation point, it shows you are serious!
The question mark because you should question everything.
! I use it all the time!
The semicolon; any good software developer loves it!
The Question Mark. Seems like I always have more questions than answers.
Despite it often being overused, the comma is still a solid bit of punctuation.
? question mark – keep asking and keep learning
Slash, of course!
The question mark. It generates thought and replies.
! For Emphasis and Emotion!
exclamation point to add emphasis to what you say!!!
Comma, because….I like it….hehe.
Definitely “…”
The colon : used in the salutation of an e-mail or text message, especially an informal e-mail or text where most would use a comma. It adds a bit of class and shows that the sender values grammatical correctness.
The exclamation point !
. So much has be said before,it.
The exclamation mark! Tell it with gusto! Tell it with enthusiasm! It’s the way to go!
The exclamation mark! Tell it with gusto, tell it with enthusiasm and be emphatic! ! !
??? Always a question
The ellipsis.
My favorite is the lowly comma. Without it, sentences could be read several different ways. That one little mark shows us where to pause so we get the correct meaning.
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The ampersand. It has a way of bringing things together.
parenthesis
My favorite is the lowly comma. Without it, we would be unable to tell the correct phrasing of a sentence. Because of it’s presence, we can tell where to pause in order to get the understanding that the author is trying to convey.
$ I like the dollar sign, oh well you know what it mean.
Semi-colon; its the most confusing one to use.
Exclamation mark!
I like the colon: it makes a statement.
My favorite – though hardly used anymore, is the interrobang. Also known as an interbang; it is a combination of an exclamation point and a question mark. !? or ?!
Happy National Punctuation Day!?
Full stop. Period.
Ampersand &, I just repeated myself.
My favorite is the semicolon. I don’t think it is used nearly as much as it should be.
the quotation marks
Exclamation mark for sure, b/c its anticipating excitement ! I could win !!!
My favorite is the exclamation point!
The question mark of course, one question leads to another and the tree of knowledge continues to grow
My favorite is the period.
Exclamation mark! I like the attention it gets.
the semi colon; most don’t use it correctly.
The semi-colon, because you can create multiple thoughts or sentences using one!
The period.
I”m fond of the octothorpe. Seems they are hashtags these days. #
The pause between thoughts, of course, is the semi-colon; with hope of a prize!
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