Key Concepts

Key Concepts

Key Concepts
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Building Readability through Punctuation and Mechanics

The Big Three: Main Comma Categories
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Home > Chapter 26 > Key Concepts

	Course-wide Content
		Career Considerations Electronic Research Using the Internet Study Skills Primer Avoiding Plagiarism Summary and Paraphrasing Appendix: Working With... Catalyst

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		Quiz Writing On and Offline
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		Summary Key Concepts Glossary More on Commas More on Semicolons More on Colons More on Apostrophes More on Quotation Marks

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		Instructor Manual General Resources PowerPoint Presentations Contact the Author Join Teaching Basic Wr... Join Teaching Composit... Additional Resources Portfolio Resources Appendix: Working With... Catalyst New Edition Preview

	Course-wide Content
		Career Considerations Electronic Research Using the Internet Study Skills Primer Avoiding Plagiarism Summary and Paraphrasing Appendix: Working With... Catalyst

	Quizzes
		Quiz Writing On and Offline
	More Resources
		Summary Key Concepts Glossary More on Commas More on Semicolons More on Colons More on Apostrophes More on Quotation Marks