Commas come after introductions before the main independent clause. Learn 6 types of introductions and how to punctuate them.
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Em Dash
Em dashes are a beloved punctuation mark; they are so versatile and fun. Learn all the ways you can use em dashes in your writing.
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A tutorial on when to use comas before relative clauses/phrases. Relative clauses/phrases begin with which, that, who, whom, whose.
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Colons with Independent Clauses
Colons with Lists
Commas with Dates
Semicolons with Complex Lists
Commas with Interrupters Part Three: Regular Interrupters
Commas with Interrupters Part Two: Appositives
This tutorial walks you through what an appositive is, how to punctuate it, and how to determine if it is restrictive or nonrestrictive.
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Bite-Sized Punctuation (16)
Commas with Introductions
Em Dash
Commas with Relative Clauses (which, that, who…)
Using En Dashes
Colons with Independent Clauses
Colons with Lists
Commas with Dates
Semicolons with Complex Lists
Commas with Interrupters Part Three: Regular Interrupters
Commas with Interrupters Part Two: Appositives
Commas with Interrupters Part One: Direct Address
Semicolons with Independent Clauses Part 2
Semicolons with Independent Clauses Part 1
Commas with Dependent Clauses
Commas with Independent Clauses
Commas with Adjectives
Em Dash
Commas with Relative Clauses (which, that, who…)
Using En Dashes
Colons with Independent Clauses
Colons with Lists
Commas with Dates
Semicolons with Complex Lists
Commas with Interrupters Part Three: Regular Interrupters
Commas with Interrupters Part Two: Appositives
Commas with Interrupters Part One: Direct Address
Semicolons with Independent Clauses Part 2
Semicolons with Independent Clauses Part 1
Commas with Dependent Clauses
Commas with Independent Clauses
Commas with Adjectives