The Jeffinator
Captain Manbeard
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Okay Nick. First lesson, you need to use proper puncuation. Put a period or proper mark at the end of each sentence, a comma at each pause in the sentence, a colon when one piece of text goes directly to another (IE. Name: Nick), a semi-colon when something is technically the same sentence but a new line of text (IE. He went to the store to buy food; he had recieved his paycheck a few hours prior. Or you could form it into one sentence: He went to the store, seeing as how he recieved his paycheck a few hours prior.). Depending on what you are trying to say in the sentence, one of several ending puncuation marks must be used. If it is a sentence that merely states something, a period will do. If the sentence is intended to create excitement, or any kind of highetened emotion, use an exclamation point (I actually don't know how to spell that right, lol. See, even I need more practice.). An exclamation point is a ! (IE. Oh my god, I got laid last night!). If the sentence is strong enough, you can add in multiple exclamation points.
If the sentence is left to be continued or and unanswered end, several periods may be used (IE. You mean, he is gonna......).
There is much MUCH more to learn, but I will leave you to study this for now. I'll post another lesson tomorrow.
If the sentence is left to be continued or and unanswered end, several periods may be used (IE. You mean, he is gonna......).
There is much MUCH more to learn, but I will leave you to study this for now. I'll post another lesson tomorrow.
