Hi.
Mr. Mashreghi, I have a question, if you don’t mind.
Once you told me that I should read about punctuation marks. I googled it and read a few tips about it. But I guess I still don’t use them correctly.
Could you please suggest a good resource for that? A website or some thing?
I apologize for talking about unrelated things to this topic. I didn’t konw where to ask.
Why is it important to read punctuation?
Hiya!
You can look up the phrase “The uses of punctuation marks” in google (and you probably did).
Actually, it doesn’t take long to learn them (maybe it’s hard to get used to them).
But, let me give you a clue about the semicolon!
Search the phrase “run-on sentence”! It’s an error and you might not find in the above searches.
I have to say, I think you use the punctuation marks very well in your recent writings.
I found this (but didn’t read it):
https://www.ef.com/ca/english-resources/english-grammar/punctuation/#:~:text=Punctuation%20is%20used%20to%20create,structure%20and%20organise%20your%20writing.&text=Now%20let’s%20see%20if%20punctuating,etc.%20to%20make%20sentences%20clear.
“Punctuation is used to create sense, clarity and stress in sentences. You use punctuation marks to structure and organise your writing.”
It’s from the above link
Do you mean punctuation marks, exclamation marks, etc.?
Yes, that’s right.
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Thanks Mr Mashreghi 
Thank you. That was helpful.
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