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Unit Viii Level 8

The document discusses punctuation marks, their purposes and usage. It also discusses the parts of a letter and provides examples of sentences using different punctuation marks.

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Unit Viii Level 8

The document discusses punctuation marks, their purposes and usage. It also discusses the parts of a letter and provides examples of sentences using different punctuation marks.

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Teacher Nixon Ramirez


Level 8
0412-0957665
Una publicación de la Universidad
Experimental del Táchira
Unit VIII
S TR U C TU R E S AN D EX P R ES S I O N S O F TH E U N I T

PUNCTUATION
Period (.)
Question mark (?)
Quotes marks («»)
Apostrophe (´)
Comma (,)
Hyphen (-)
Exclamation point (!)
Colon (:)
Parentheses ( )
Semicolon (;)
PARTS OF THE LETTER
Heading
Writting
Body
Closing
Signature

Unidad VII In this unit you will learn about punctuation and how to write a letter.
Punctuation marks are symbols
that are used to aid the clarity and
comprehension of written
language.
Use a period at the end of a declarative
sentence and in abbreviations.
PERIOD

Use a question mark after an


QUESTION MARK interrogative sentence .
Use quotation marks for direct
quotations .
QUOTATION MARKS

Use a comma to separate items in a


series to set off an appositive, or before
COMMA the conjunction in a compound sentence.
Pause between parts in a sentence.
Use hyphen to join words serving as a
single adjective before a noun, in number
HYPHEN words, and to divide words into syllables.

Use an exclamation point to show strong


EXCLAMATION POINT emotion or to give a command.
Use a colon to introduce a list and before
a final clause that explains something in
the sentence.
COLON

It is a punctuation mark ( ’ ) used to


APOSTROPHE indicate either possession.
Use parentheses around extra non-
essential information that is too
important to omit. Two marks used to
enclose words.
PARANTHESES

Use a semicolon to join two independent


clauses that are no connected that a
coordinate conjunction.
SEMICOLON
 The sun rises in the east .
 Do you study regularly?
 “He never had a chance” Harry said.
 I can’t believe it !
 Houston, we have a problem.
 We have a six-years-old-child.
 And my mom said: come here!
 My father (a great lawyer) is my example.
 I’ll call you in the morning; you know you can trust me.
 She’s a beautiful model.
 Punctuation marks are symbols that help
interpret and define expressions in a text;
they facilitate reading and help to
understand the direction of words.

 The purpose of the punctuation marks is


that the ideas expressed contain structure
and an order that distinguishes the main
ideas from the secondary ones without
losing their relationship.
A written message from
one person to another,
usually put in an envelope
and sent by post.
January 10, 2021.
Heading

Dear Jim. Greeting

How are you? I hope you can visit soon. I love

my new school! I have made a bunch of new

friends. Write back soon! Body

Closing Your friend,

Signature John.
Thanks for
your attention!

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