Question

I need help to understand punctuation which I am terrible at.

Answer 1

This website covers commas, apostrophes, hyphens, and quotation marks, among other things: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/1/6/

Answer 2

Thnx :3

Answer 3

This may help: http://is.gd/rHECSc

Answer 4

I'll give you some help on the semicolon! To use a semicolon, you have to have two independent clauses (which basically means a sentence that can stand by itself, and sentences that can stand by themselves have a subject and a predicate(a predicate is a the part of the sentence that contains the verb and other parts that modify the subject)). Also, the independent clauses HAVE to be similar in nature; the sentences cannot be random. Here is an example of using a semicolon wrong, "Look at the fridge; an un-eaten toaster strudel" ("an un-eaten toaster strudel" is a fragment). Here is an example of doin' it right, "I like to throw CD's like frisbees; my favorite genre of music to throw is rock music."