Comma: after a subordinate clause, after a linking adverb (eg yesterday, however), to separate items in a list, Exclamation mark: after something funny or shocking, to add emphasis, to show you are "shouting", Apostrophe: to show possession, to show a letter is missing, Brackets: to add extra information, to add explanations, Asterisk: to show that something needs completing, to direct the reader to a different place, Colon: to introduce lists, to introduce speech or quotations, Quotation marks: to give the titles of films, books etc, to quote someone's actual words, to show irony or questioning, to highlight unfamiliar words, Ellipsis: to show that information is missing,

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