punctuation

Preposition: of

• abbreviation: Punctuation of common abbreviations should follow the following conventions: e.g. i.e. cf.

Converse of object

• omit: Some may have mocked her - by omitting punctuation.
• hang: With Hanging bullets With hanging punctuation the flow of text on the left hand side is uninterrupted.
• forget: Lastly, don't forget that punctuation can affect our meaning too.
• ignore: Interestingly they found that students seemed to ignore punctuation, spelling and grammar.
• correct: It had by then been revised, and the punctuation corrected.
• add: The perfect accessory adds the proper punctuation to an outfit.

Preposition: at

• end: Putting a piece of punctuation at the end of the sentence does not make it funny.

Adjective modifier

• correct: Many of his comments, however, revealed strange views on correct punctuation.
• proper: The perfect accessory adds the proper punctuation to an outfit.
• English: If you think you have trouble with English punctuation, this book proves that the English have the same problem.
• poor: Ive been away and I come back to Christopher falling foul of my poor punctuation.
• bad: The text is liberally and appropriately illustrated with examples of good and bad punctuation, sometimes with hilarious results.
• basic: Go to bookshop Grammar and Punctuation for School £ 2.50 Handy reference book that lists the most useful basic punctuation and grammar rules.

Modifies a noun

• mark: You cannot use spaces or punctuation marks in field names.
• symbol: Each combination produces a different letter, digit or punctuation symbol.
• character: Separate each keyword with a space or punctuation character, for example, a comma.
• tag: Spacing may also vary around punctuation tags ( eg c PUN.
• error: His review, Bad Comma, is largely a rant about the punctuation errors he found.
• mistake: In all work importance is attached to clear, well structured work with a minimum of spelling, grammatical or punctuation mistakes.