Commas: are normally used after subordinate clauses when these come first in a sentence, are used after linking adverbials at the beginning of a sentence, are used to separate items in a list or series, are used with non-identifying relative clauses but not with identifying relative clauses, are used to separate direct speech from the reporting verb., Apostrophies: to indicate where letters have been omitted from contracted forms, to indicate possession, Semicolons: in place of full stops where two sentences are closely related in meaning, to separate items in a list, particularly long or grammatically complex ones, Colons: before explanations, to introduce a list, Dashes: in place of a colon, to create a pause in order to emphasize what follows,

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