1. Identify TWO uses each of the following punctuation marks:

English

1 answer:

KatRina [158]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. "Let's call him buttercup." Genna Suggested.

2. It can be used like this: truck-driver or ice-cream.

3. “Help! This horse is going too fast,” the actor yelled. “I think I am fall—.” It can be used in this context.

4. (,) Can be used like this: Oh, ---.

5. Can be used to exclaim: for eg, Oh my god! or Goodness!

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