Properly Punctuated: Interrupter
An interrupter is a type of punctuation using commas, em dashes, or parentheses in this Properly Punctuated post from KD Did It.
Category: Properly Punctuated
Grammar & Punctuation: The Mystery of the Comma and the Vocative Case
The vocative case directly addresses a person or animal and makes it quite clear to the reader who is speaking or being addressed. Writers, please read this Properly Punctuated Tip and Grammar Explanation from KD Did It!
Properly Punctuated: Ampersand
The ampersand is a symbol used as both word and punctuation that affects grammar and formatting in this all-around tip from KD Did It.
Book Review: Becky Burckmyer’s Awesome Grammar
A short and succinct take on English grammar which dives deep in some areas and skims over others.
Properly Punctuated: The Silent Comedian, or When Quotes = Sarcasm
For when you “really” need to let people know the sarcasm of it all…through this Properly Punctuated tip from KD Did It.
Reblog: Punctuation: C. S. Lakin on “When to Use (Those) Parentheses
C.S. Lakin gets to the point on when and how to use parentheses.