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Published 1/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 397.84 MB | Duration: 1h 7m A Non-Technical Guide To Using Punctuation With Style What you'll learn Discover the art of applying punctuation in a stylish manner. Enhance your writing with increased confidence and flair. Punctuation authority: talk authoritatively to colleagues and clients about any aspect of punctuation Requirements Pen and paper, or computer for taking notes and doing exercises Description Overview Section 1: Building Sentences and Fragments Lecture 1 Subject + Verb formula of a Sentence Lecture 2 Adding Preposition Phrases to Sentences Lecture 3 Adding Pronouns to Sentences Lecture 4 Pronouns as Singular or Plural Subjects Lecture 5 Group Pronouns replacing the Subject of a Sentence Lecture 6 Group Pronoun + (of them ) = Sentence Lecture 7 Group Pronouns + (of which , whom) = Fragment Lecture 8 Formulae to Joining Sentences and Fragments Lecture 9 Adding Adverbs to Sentences Lecture 10 Adding 'w-word' Clauses between Subject and Verb Lecture 11 Adding One Word Transitions between Subject and Verb Lecture 12 Removing Non-Essential Information from the Sentence. Lecture 13 Adding Appositives between Subject and Verb. Lecture 14 Adding Appositives at the beginning and end of the sentence. Lecture 15 Creating Sentences from Fragments Lecture 16 What is a Participle Phrase Lecture 17 Adding Present Participle Phrases to Sentences. Lecture 18 Adding Past Participle Phrases to Sentences. Lecture 19 Adding Participle Phrases at the beginning and end of Sentences. Lecture 20 Participle Phrases as Fragments. Lecture 21 How Gerunds function as Fragments. Lecture 22 Co-ordinating Conjunctions to Join 2 Sentences Lecture 23 Joining Rule : Sentence + comma + FANBOYS + Sentence = Sentence Lecture 24 Using Sub-ordinating Conjunctions to Convert a sentence into a Fragment Lecture 25 Joining Rule : Fragment + comma + Sentence = Sentence Anyone unsure of how to use punctuation,Anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of punctuation,Marketers, salespeople, communications professionals,Writers and journalists,Students