capital letters, Oxford Street, Oxford street, full stops, 9 am, 9 a.m., full stops, Dr Mike, Dr. Mike, full stops, Prof Jenkins, Prof. Jenkins, apostrophes, Mr Hughes' dog, Mr Hughes's dog, apostrophes, The hotel has its own pool., The hotel has it's own pool., apostrophes, in the 1900s, in the 1900's, commas, I bought apples, pears, and bananas., I bought apples, pears and bananas., commas, In my view, smoking should be banned., In my view smoking should be banned., commas, John as we all know is lazy., John, as we all know, is lazy., commas, He is, however, very intelligent., He is however very intelligent., commas, He said, 'It's late.', He said 'It's late.', commas, Tom tries hard but Suzie doesn't., Tom tries hard, but Suzie doesn't., speech marks, 'It's late'., 'It's late.', other punctuation, The hotel has everything: a gym, a sauna, ..., The hotel has everything - a gym, a sauna, ..., other punctuation, As Shakespeare said, 'All the world's a stage.', As Shakespeare said: 'All the world's a stage.', other punctuation, He was once poor at English; now he's a Professor of English., He was once poor at English, now he's a Professor of English., other punctuation (chosse the informal option), I've been to Paris; in fact, I went there last year., I've been to Paris - in fact, I went there last year..

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