• Choice Words

    Punctuation: The Difference Between…

    Let’s eat grandma! Let’s eat, grandma! We’re going to cut and paste, kids. We’re going to cut and paste kids. Were going to cut and paste kids. Your shit. You’re shit. (Your, You’re; They’re, Their, There) I like eating my family and my dog. I like eating, my family, and my dog. We met the strippers, a frog and Channing Tatum. We met the strippers, a frog, and Channing Tatum. (Oxford Comma > no Oxford Comma) Periods and question marks are probably the most well known and properly used forms of punctuation. What about the exclamation point, you ask? I didn’t include it in that sentence, because the indicator of emphasis is frequently overdone, or used…