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1-Punctuation:: Full Stop Comma Exclama On Mark

The document outlines the rules of punctuation and capitalization. It details various punctuation marks, their uses, and lists specific instances where capitalization is required, such as names, places, and titles. This serves as a guide for proper writing conventions.

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1-Punctuation:: Full Stop Comma Exclama On Mark

The document outlines the rules of punctuation and capitalization. It details various punctuation marks, their uses, and lists specific instances where capitalization is required, such as names, places, and titles. This serves as a guide for proper writing conventions.

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Thursday, October 17th , 2024

Unit 1: Writing: Punctuation and Capitalization

1- Punctuation:

Full Stop . Comma , Exclama on mark !


Used to show the end of Used to indicate a Used to indicate a strong
a sentence. pause, joining, or emo on or strong emphasis.
separa on of ideas.

Ques on Mark ? Quota on Marks “…..” Apostrophe ’


Used at the end of the Shows that words have been Used to indicate a possession
sentence to show that a directly quoted. or contrac on of a word.
ques on is being asked.

Semi Colon ; Colon :


Used to indicate the Used to introduce a list,
connec on of two explana on, or elabora on
complete sentences of the previous idea.
that are related.

2- Capitalization:
1- Names of people (Peter – Khalid- Ahmed…)
2- Names of places (Hassan Tower – Jemaa el Fenna…)
3- Countries and nationalities (Morocco – Moroccan…..)
4- The personal pronoun “I”
5- At the beginning of a sentence (Agadir is a beautiful city.)
6- Titles in a reading text (Our Cultural Heritage)
7- Days of the week (Monday- Tuesday …..)
8- Months of the year (January- February…)
9- Public holidays and feasts (The Green March…)
10- Titles of books, magazines, and films (La Boîte à merveilles).
11- Languages (Arabic- English – French…)
12- Planets and stars (Mars – Earth…)

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