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Practical English Grammar

Parentheses Ellipsis Marks and Dashes

Use the following rules for these three punctuationmarks.
1 Parentheses ( ) are used to
• enclose numbers or letters in a series within a sentence
There are three different types of learners: (1) visual, (2) auditory,
and (3) tactile-kinesthetic.

• enclose extra materials
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Notes

Practical English Grammar - Notes

1. Italics Hyphens and Brackets

2. compound subjects part two

3. Quotation Marks Part Three

4. Sound a like words Part Four

5. the noun

6. Regular Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs

7. Confusing usage words part six

8. complete and simple subjects

9. the indirect object

10. Second Capitalization List

11. the object of the preposition

12. the adverb

13. irregular verbs part two

14. agreement involving prepositional phrases

15. Confusing usage words part three

16. More Apostrophe Situations

17. the adjective phrase

18. Using Capital Letters

19. The possessive case

20. the noun clause

21. personal pronouns

22. Confusing usage words part two

23. Irregular Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs

24. the prepositional phrase

25. Confusing usage words part three

26. The Semicolon

27. Quotation Marks Part Two

28. regular verb tenses

29. introducing phrases

30. the adjective clause

31. Confusing usage words part five

32. Quotation Marks Part One

33. types of sentences by purpose

34. the adjective

35. the adverb phrase

36. the infinitive and infinitive phrase

37. introducing clauses

38. Confusing usage words part seven

39. Confusing usage words part eight

40. Sound alike words part one

41. Sound a like words Part Two

42. The Colon

43. Parentheses Ellipsis Marks and Dashes

44. The verb be

45. irregular verbs part one

46. the subordinating conjunction

47. the interjection

48. the verb phrase

49. the pronoun

50. the noun adjective pronoun question