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8/8/25 - Use Conventions of Standard English Punctuation (E.1.2)
8/8/25 - Use Conventions of Standard English Punctuation (E.1.2)
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When should a comma be placed before a conjunction?
In a compound sentence, place a comma before the conjunction that joins the independent clauses.
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Where should a comma be placed after an introductory element?
After an introductory phrase or clause.
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When should commas be placed around phrases or clauses?
Around dependent phrases/clauses or nonessential elements that interrupt the main clause.
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What is the Oxford comma?
The comma before the 'and' in a simple series; it’s a style preference, not a strict rule.
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When should commas be placed between adjectives?
Between two or more coordinate adjectives describing the same noun (if 'and' works between them, they are coordinate).
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What is an indirect quotation?
A paraphrase of someone’s words or ideas without quotation marks, but still citing the source.
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What is a direct quotation?
Exact words from another person placed inside quotation marks, with punctuation inside the quotation marks.
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Where is the comma placed when introducing a quotation?
After the introductory phrase, before the opening quotation mark.
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Where is the comma placed if the speaker’s name follows the quotation?
Inside the quotation marks, before the closing quotation mark.
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What is plagiarism in the context of quotations?
Using someone else’s exact words without quotation marks or credit.
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What is an independent clause?
A clause with a subject and verb that can stand alone as a complete sentence.
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What is a dependent clause?
A clause lacking a subject or complete thought; cannot stand alone.
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How is a simple sentence punctuated?
With only an end mark; contains one independent clause.
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How is a complex sentence punctuated when starting with a subordinate clause?
Use a comma after the subordinate clause before the independent clause.
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How is a compound sentence punctuated?
Use a comma before the conjunction or a semicolon between related independent clauses.