Punctuations by Eguriase S.M. Okaka

Punctuations By Eguriase S. M. Okaka Punctuations are marks in written language inserted to separate various parts of a sentence or clause or phrase, and all, in relation to stress of meaning, rules of grammar, laws of punctuation , et cetera. Punctuation is very important to all examination students, because, in written examinations, the examiners penalize the omissions of them. The different kinds of punctuation in English Language among other ones include: apostrophe, comma, colon, semi-colon, dash, hyphen, full stop, exclamation, question mark, and quotation mark. APOSTROPHE Apostrophe (‘) is the punctuation mark which indicates possession or the possessive case. In reference to singular words, apostrophe is used with “s” and usually it comes before the “s” as in the following: A boy’s ball or the teacher’s key. But in context of plural words with “s”, apostrophes normally come after the “s” to indicate ...