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Punctuation within Sentences—Colon
1. The book had three different features: a hard-bound cover, a ribbon for a bookmark, and the author’s signature.
Punctuation within Sentences—Colon
2. German grammar is simple: In that language, there are no exceptions to the rules.
Punctuation within Sentences—Colon
3. Her daughter went on a diet that consisted of a variety of fast foods: hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries, ect.
Punctuation within Sentences—Colon
4. The list that the little boy handed to Santa consisted of a truck, a train, and a million dollars.
Punctuation within Sentences—Dash
5. Her mind flew so quickly—she forgot to stop at the light because she had so much to remember.
Punctuation within Sentences—Dash
6. The gardener took the and the shovel—and began to plant the flowers.
Punctuation within Sentences—Hyphen
7. You will need to write both short- and long-term goals.
Punctuation within Sentences—Hyphen
8. The president-elect of the Rotary Club had the winning lottery ticket.
Punctuation within Sentences—Hyphen
9. One-half of the student body attended the football game.
Punctuation within Sentences—Hyphen
10. The ill-defined terms somehow were not clear to her.
Punctuation within Sentences—Parentheses
11. The police officer checked her rear-view mirror when she heard the screeching tires. (Someone had rear-ended her the night before).
Punctuation within Sentences—Parentheses
12. You should be able to complete your program in two (2) years.
Punctuation within Sentences—Parentheses
13. The textbook had recently been revised. (The last revision took place in 1992.)
Punctuation within Sentences—Square Brackets
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