EAP: “Let’s Eat Grandma!" vs. "Let’s Eat, Grandma!” -- Save Lives with Good Punctuation

Commas, periods, hyphens, colons, and semicolons are only some of the punctuation marks most common to the written forms of the world’s languages. However, since the usage of each tends to vary from country to country, improper use can obscure intelligent thought and lead to miscommunication. Through in-class exercises, workshop participants will review the contexts and uses of the most common English punctuation marks as they appear in U.S. professional and non-professional writing.

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