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Punctuation 

 Uses of Period (.)

• Marks the end of a declarative sentence.
• Used in abbreviations (e.g., "Dr." for Doctor)

Comma (,)

• Separates items in a list.
• Used after introductory elements (e.g., "However,").
• Separates clauses in a compound sentence.

Question Mark (?)

• Used at the end of a direct question.

Exclamation Mark (!)

• Expresses strong emotion or emphasis.
• Used at the end of an exclamatory sentence.

Colon (:)

• Introduces a list, explanation, or quote.
• Separates hours and minutes in time (e.g., 12:30).

Semicolon (;)

• Connects closely related independent clauses.
• Separates items in a complex list where commas are already used.

Apostrophe (')

• Shows possession (e.g., "Hussain's blog").
• Indicates omitted letters in contractions (e.g., "can't" for cannot).

Quotation Marks ("")

• Enclose direct speech or quotations.
• Used to highlight a word or phrase in a special sense.

Parentheses (())

• Enclose additional information or asides.
• Used to clarify or add extra detail without interrupting the main sentence.

Dash (– or —)

• Emphasizes a break in thought or adds emphasis.

Can be used to set off a list or additional information.

Ellipsis (...)

• Indicates a pause or trailing off in thought
• Used to show omitted text in quotations.

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