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Title of Works Religious Terms School Courses

The Adventure of Christianity Spanish

Odyssey Koran The Renaissance
The Gift of Maggie Muslims Music 101

The Los Angeles Time New Testament but : history, music,
literature

2. PUNCTUATION

◆ Commas
Together with the full-stop it is the most commonly used punctuation mark.

Basically it separates parts of the sentence. It is used :

1) when a subordinate clause comes before the principal clause.
e.g. : If you do not understand, please tell me.

2) to separate phrases in apposition from the rest of the sentence.

e.g. : Mrs. Thatcher, the Prime Minister, said ……..
3) in many kinds of lists.

e.g. : I shall need a book, some paper, a pencil, and a ruler

◆ Full-stop (Period)
It is used to end a sentence. The next sentence begins with a capital letter.

◆ Apostrophe
It is most frequently used to indicate genitive (possessive) singular and

plural.
e.g. : the student’s books

the students’ books

◆ Question mark

It is used after a direct question.
e.g. : What time is it?

What did you do with my book?

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