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| − | + | Essentially, '''punctuation''' is a guide to reading aloud. Each punctuation mark represents a pause, or a tone of voice. Punctuation can also play a part in the meaning of a sentence, as can be seen in the title of the book ''[[Eats, Shoots and Leaves]]''. | |
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| + | ''There is a leaflet in the SAS series which amalgamates all the advice on punctuation in one page: see [[Punctuation (SAS leaflet)]].'' | ||
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Revision as of 14:49, 17 July 2007
Essentially, punctuation is a guide to reading aloud. Each punctuation mark represents a pause, or a tone of voice. Punctuation can also play a part in the meaning of a sentence, as can be seen in the title of the book Eats, Shoots and Leaves.
There is a leaflet in the SAS series which amalgamates all the advice on punctuation in one page: see Punctuation (SAS leaflet).
