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Punctuations
Punctuations
• standard signs or symbols in writing to separate
words into sentences, clauses and phrases.
•These will help the readers understand the writing
because he will know where to pause, where to stop,
what to stress, and what feelings are conveyed by the
author.
The readers will also be guided
how to understand easily the
whole text or material.
A woman without her man is nothing
A woman, without her man, is
nothing.
A woman: without her, man is
nothing.
Punctuation also emphasizes
meaning.
A woman, without her man, is
nothing.
(Emphasizing the importance of men.)
A woman: without her, man is
nothing.
(Emphasizing the importance of
women.)
1. The period is an end punctuation.
It marks the stop of a complete
thought.
I shall be looking forward to your response.
Everybody understands his explanations.
Please reply soon.
2. I is also used in the following ways:
a. To end an abbreviation
Ed.D. Jul.
Mr. a.m.
Atty. F.M.
b. To serve as decimal points for figures
.316
$ 500.25
2.9%
3. It used with numerals and letters in outlines and
vertical lists.
Title
I. Main Topic
A. Subtopic
B. Subtopic
1. Details
2. Details
C. Subtopic
II. Main Topic
A. Subtopic
B. Subtopic
3. It is placed within the quotation marks when it
is not part of the quoted material.
Benjamin Franklin said, “Love your enemy,
for they tell you your faults.”
Jack said, “I will slay the giant tomorrow.”
1.The comma separates dependent
clauses or appositive phrase.
Doc. A, who is the chairman of the board,
was present in the meeting.
2. It separates items or elements in a
series.
Before I go to school, I have to prepare
my breakfast, clean the house, and feed
the dogs.
3. It separates introductory phrases and
clauses from the main sentence.
Whenever I feel lonely, I go out and
meet some friends.
4. It is a convention in dates, numbers,
address, informal salutations and titles
or degrees.
•Sept. 19, 2013
•12, 227, 800
•0304 Cut-cut 2nd Capas, Tarlac
•Dear Kim,
•Juan Dela Cruz, Ph.D.
1. The colon is a convention in
formal salutations, citations, time
and date, time and title.
•Dear Sir:
•The Philippine Star (February 29,
2013): p7
•12:30 a.m.
•Writing Research Papers: A Step-by-
2. It introduces a list or series when
the words before the colon are a
complete sentence.
The following are qualified to
join the contest: freshman
Education dtudent,17-20
years of age, single, excellent
in oral and written
communication skills.
1. The semi-colon separates
independent clauses that are
closely related to each other.
Hypotheses are educated
guesses; they are made to
explain a phenomenon or an
event.
2. It is used in place of the comma
in an enumeration where each
item is rather long.
Here are some handy phrases in a request for
compliances:
Enclosed please find; We’ve restricted; We’ll need
you to complete and return; You’ll find the changes
include; All vendors are required; and other similar
phrase.
1. The hyphen is used to break a word at
the end of a line and carry the rest of the
word to the next line. The break must
come between syllables.
Technical writing is written
communication which has the charac-
Teristics of business, science and
technology.
2. It is used in all words beginning with self.
•Self-study
•Self-appointed
2. It is used to link two or more words
modifying a noun.
•Two-stage process
•Step-by-step procedure
•State-of-the-art
•Mother-in-law
1. The apostrophe shows possession
girl’s talk
boys’ shoes
children’s section
Jesus' heart
Jess’s car
2. It is used to replace the missing
letters in contractions.
It’s – It is
Don’t – Do not
You’re – You are
The question mark ends a
sentence that asks a direct
question.
What is your name?
The exclamation point
follows an emotional
statement.
Ouch!
Help!
Quotation marks indicate the
exact words someone has said
Andre said, “The idea of learning is to be
bigger not smaller.”
Ellipsis shows hesitation or
omission of letters or words
“It…is…true” he stammered.
“This is the best feasibility study I have
read…”
Parentheses add information.
Often the information is of
secondary importance.
I am sending you two checks (No.
1525 and No. 1529) for my initial
payments.
A dash is a mark that abruptly
separates items. It often replaces
the comma or parenthesis.
The training – which includes meals
and accommodation for three days –
hand out materials and a text – cost
300 pesos.
The slash separates elements in
dates, indicates a fraction and
replaces “per”
09/19/97…………September 19,1997
½ ……….One-half
/student ………..per student

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TECH-ENG-Punctuations.pptx english panctuations

  • 2. Punctuations • standard signs or symbols in writing to separate words into sentences, clauses and phrases. •These will help the readers understand the writing because he will know where to pause, where to stop, what to stress, and what feelings are conveyed by the author.
  • 3. The readers will also be guided how to understand easily the whole text or material.
  • 4. A woman without her man is nothing A woman, without her man, is nothing. A woman: without her, man is nothing.
  • 5. Punctuation also emphasizes meaning. A woman, without her man, is nothing. (Emphasizing the importance of men.) A woman: without her, man is nothing. (Emphasizing the importance of women.)
  • 6.
  • 7.
  • 8. 1. The period is an end punctuation. It marks the stop of a complete thought. I shall be looking forward to your response. Everybody understands his explanations. Please reply soon.
  • 9. 2. I is also used in the following ways: a. To end an abbreviation Ed.D. Jul. Mr. a.m. Atty. F.M. b. To serve as decimal points for figures .316 $ 500.25 2.9%
  • 10. 3. It used with numerals and letters in outlines and vertical lists. Title I. Main Topic A. Subtopic B. Subtopic 1. Details 2. Details C. Subtopic II. Main Topic A. Subtopic B. Subtopic
  • 11. 3. It is placed within the quotation marks when it is not part of the quoted material. Benjamin Franklin said, “Love your enemy, for they tell you your faults.” Jack said, “I will slay the giant tomorrow.”
  • 12.
  • 13. 1.The comma separates dependent clauses or appositive phrase. Doc. A, who is the chairman of the board, was present in the meeting. 2. It separates items or elements in a series. Before I go to school, I have to prepare my breakfast, clean the house, and feed the dogs.
  • 14. 3. It separates introductory phrases and clauses from the main sentence. Whenever I feel lonely, I go out and meet some friends.
  • 15. 4. It is a convention in dates, numbers, address, informal salutations and titles or degrees. •Sept. 19, 2013 •12, 227, 800 •0304 Cut-cut 2nd Capas, Tarlac •Dear Kim, •Juan Dela Cruz, Ph.D.
  • 16.
  • 17. 1. The colon is a convention in formal salutations, citations, time and date, time and title. •Dear Sir: •The Philippine Star (February 29, 2013): p7 •12:30 a.m. •Writing Research Papers: A Step-by-
  • 18. 2. It introduces a list or series when the words before the colon are a complete sentence. The following are qualified to join the contest: freshman Education dtudent,17-20 years of age, single, excellent in oral and written communication skills.
  • 19.
  • 20. 1. The semi-colon separates independent clauses that are closely related to each other. Hypotheses are educated guesses; they are made to explain a phenomenon or an event.
  • 21. 2. It is used in place of the comma in an enumeration where each item is rather long. Here are some handy phrases in a request for compliances: Enclosed please find; We’ve restricted; We’ll need you to complete and return; You’ll find the changes include; All vendors are required; and other similar phrase.
  • 22.
  • 23. 1. The hyphen is used to break a word at the end of a line and carry the rest of the word to the next line. The break must come between syllables. Technical writing is written communication which has the charac- Teristics of business, science and technology.
  • 24. 2. It is used in all words beginning with self. •Self-study •Self-appointed
  • 25. 2. It is used to link two or more words modifying a noun. •Two-stage process •Step-by-step procedure •State-of-the-art •Mother-in-law
  • 26.
  • 27. 1. The apostrophe shows possession girl’s talk boys’ shoes children’s section Jesus' heart Jess’s car
  • 28. 2. It is used to replace the missing letters in contractions. It’s – It is Don’t – Do not You’re – You are
  • 29.
  • 30. The question mark ends a sentence that asks a direct question. What is your name?
  • 31.
  • 32. The exclamation point follows an emotional statement. Ouch! Help!
  • 33.
  • 34. Quotation marks indicate the exact words someone has said Andre said, “The idea of learning is to be bigger not smaller.”
  • 35.
  • 36. Ellipsis shows hesitation or omission of letters or words “It…is…true” he stammered. “This is the best feasibility study I have read…”
  • 37.
  • 38. Parentheses add information. Often the information is of secondary importance. I am sending you two checks (No. 1525 and No. 1529) for my initial payments.
  • 39.
  • 40. A dash is a mark that abruptly separates items. It often replaces the comma or parenthesis. The training – which includes meals and accommodation for three days – hand out materials and a text – cost 300 pesos.
  • 41.
  • 42. The slash separates elements in dates, indicates a fraction and replaces “per” 09/19/97…………September 19,1997 ½ ……….One-half /student ………..per student