Vintage Ronson touch tip lighter, 1930s
This makes me laugh so much
“Yeah I’m in a bouncy house, but will this country ever bounce back from our current administration?”
Wise in the ways of science – Bedevere’s loose visor was one of the best small running gags
RIP Terry Jones Feb 1, 1942-Jan 21, 2020
Giving someone six geese (a-laying, and thus in full protect-the-nest mode), much less SEVEN SWANS, does not seem to me, to be, per se, an act of true love
Writers Write and 12 Short Stories are thrilled to announce the winner of the short story competition for 2019.
And the winner is:
Welcome to the second post in the series: Punctuation For Beginners. In the first post we discussed what punctuation is and why we need it. This post is all about full stops.
Punctuation marks are tools that have set functions and they give sentences meaning and rhythm.
These are the most common punctuation marks:
- The Full Stop
- The Comma
- The Question Mark
- The Exclamation Mark
- The Semicolon
- The Colon
- The Hyphen
- The Em Dash
- The Bracket or Parenthesis
- The Inverted Comma/Quotation Mark
- The Ellipsis
- The Bullet Point
- The Apostrophe
In this post, I will be writing about The Full Stop
Punctuation For Beginners: All About Full Stops
the moon controlling the tides sounds like something out of a fantasy novel and yet…there she is…doing That…every day…
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