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Shorthand: “p”

Every sentence must end with the correct terminal punctuation — a period, a question mark, or an exclamation mark.

For thorough discussion of punctuation within sentences, see the following:
Comma Splice (“cs”), Fragment (“f”), Run-on (“r”), Semicolon (“semi”), and Subordinate Elements, Punctuation of (“ps”).  For more information on punctuation, refer to Punctuation Patterns and The Second Sin: Incorrect Punctuation of Two Independent Clauses.

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Nesbitt-Johnston Writing Center

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Jennifer Ambrose

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