Full stop: This is my book., Used to end a sentence - also called period., Question mark: Where is your book?, Used at the end of a question or interrogation., Exclamation mark: Wow! What a great book!, Used at the end of a sentence or phrase to add emphasis, Comma: He has a book, a pencil, and a pen., Used as a separator between words. Helps to make the meaning clear., Apostrophe: He’s = he is, Bill’s car, 1-Takes the place of missing letters. 2-Used to show possession, Quotation marks: She said, “She is Ann.” ‘Hello!’, he said., Used to show direct speech. Can be single or double - also called inverted commas., Brackets: Eat fruit (apples, pears) every day., Also called parenthesis. Used to set off remarks that explain but are not part of the main sentence., Hyphen: X-ray, twenty-three,, Used to divide words or to connect words., Semi colon: Bob is arriving; he is at the door., Used to join two connected complete thoughts., Colon: Things to buy : milk, bread, sugar., Shows a division in writing, or before a list

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