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period
ends a sentence
comma
joins and joins and joins
Apostrophe
indicates omitted letters or possession
quotation marks
used for story titles
exclamation point
ends exclamatory remarks
question mark
ends interrogatives
parentheses
adds information
brackets
adds information to quoted material
colon
introduces lists
semi-colon
separates independent clauses
ellipsis
indicates an omission
hyphen
joins compound words
dash
interrupts a thought
slash
his or her is his her
noun
a person, place, thing, or idea
verb
a word that expresses either an action or state of being
pronoun
a word that takes place of a noun
adjective
a word of phrase that describes a noun or pronoun
adverb
a word or phrase that modifies a verb or adjective
conjunction
words that join words or groups of words
preposition
words that show the relationship between a noun or pronoun and the other words in a sentence
interjection
words used to convey emotion through some kind of exclamation
an independent clause is basically the same as…
which pronouns should you avoid using in text based writing
1st person pronouns like I and my
a complete sentence requires at least
a complete thought
1st person pronouns
i
me
my mine
plural
we
us
our/ours
second person pronouns
you
you
your/yours
plural
you
you
your/yours
third person pronouns
he she it
him her it
his/his her/hers
its/its
plural
they
them
their/theirs