Series: Basic Cozy Punctuation Course
Basic Cozy Punctuation Course
by Marie Rackham
- Time: 2h 45m
- Number of lessons: 16
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Access Period: Unlimited
- Posted: 09/22/2009
Price: $64.35
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This course covers the basics of punctuation from periods to slashes, and how and when to use them.
There are 15 video lessons, as well as written exercises and answer key.
By ordering the online series you can save the following:
$9.90 off the individual lesson prices (equivalent to 2 lessons)
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Lessons in this Series include:
- Introduction to Basic Punctuation
- Basic Punctuation 1: End of Sentence Punctuation
- Basic Punctuation 2: How and When to use Periods
- Basic Punctuation 3: How and When to use Commas
- Basic Punctuation 4: How to Use Exclamation Marks
- Basic Punctuation 5: How to Use Quotation Marks
- Basic Punctuation 6: How to Use Apostrophes
- Basic Punctuation 7: How & When to Use Colons
- Basic Punctuation 8: How & When to Use Semicolons
- Basic Punctuation 9: How & When to Use Hyphens
- Basic Punctuation 10: How & When to Use Dashes
- Basic Punctuation 11: How to Use Parentheses
- Basic Punctuation 12: How & When to Use Brackets
- Basic Punctuation 13: How & When to Use Slashes
- Basic Punctuation 14: Interrobang
- Basic Punctuation 15: Common Confusions
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- Once you purchase this series you will have access to these files:
- Lesson_1_-_Period__Question_Mark__Exclamation_Mark.pdf
- Lesson_1_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_2_-_Period.pdf
- Lesson_2_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_3_-_Comma.pdf
- Lesson_3_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_4_-_Exclamation_Mark.pdf
- Lesson_4_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_5_-_Quotation_Marks.pdf
- Lesson_5_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_6_-_Apostrophe.pdf
- Lesson_6_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_7_-_Colon.pdf
- Lesson_7_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_8_-_Semicolon.pdf
- Lesson_8_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_9_-_Hyphen.pdf
- Lesson_9_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_10_-_Dash.pdf
- Lesson_10_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_11_-_Parentheses.pdf
- Lesson_11_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_12_-_Bracket.pdf
- Lesson_12_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_13_-_Slash.pdf
- Lesson_13_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_14_-_Interrobang.pdf
- Lesson_14_-_Answer_Key.pdf
- Lesson_15_-_Common_Confusions___Conclusion.pdf
- Lesson_15_-_Answer_Key.pdf
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This is a wonderful lesson on how to use brackets. Brackets are used 4 ways: to add clarifying words to a quotation, to correct errors within a quotation, to set aside extra facts within parentheses, and to enclose stage directions in play scripts.
For example, when the word "sic" is enclosed by brackets within a quotation or sentence, it means that the word or phrase before it is incorrect or spelled, and it is not a transcription error.
It's exciting to finally understand why [sic] sometimes shows up in documents with misspelled words; the author is trying to reproduce the quote verbatim and not ruin the original copy even though it is wrong.