PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
,PUNCTUATION
PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
,PUNCTUATION
1.USE OF FULL STOP (.)
2.AT THE END OF A SENTENCE.
1.We reached our destination in time.
2.He said that he would come later.
3.Please close the door.
3.WITH ABBREVIATION PRONOUNCED IN
ALPHABET NOT WITH ACRONYMS
(PRONOUNCED AS WORDS, WAPDA. SAARC.
NATO, UNESCO, )
1.Dr. (Doctor)
2.Mr., Mrs., etc.
3.e.g., i.e., etc.
4.USE OF COMMA (,)
5.IN THE LIST OF MORE THAN TWO THINGS.
BUT IN LAST TWO THINGS, COMMA IS NOT
USED.
1.I bought apples, bananas, oranges, and
grapes.
2.He speaks English, Urdu, and French.
6.TO SEPARATE ADJECTIVES AND VERBS IN
SERIES OF SEQUENCE.
1.She wore a bright, colorful, expensive
dress.
2.It was a long, tiring, unforgettable journey.
3.He is a strong, healthy man. (He is a strong
and healthy man)
PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
, PUNCTUATION
1.VOCATIVE NOUNS.
1.I’m sorry, Ali, I didn’t see you there.
2.John, please close the window.
3.Come here, Ayesha.
2.WITH DATE AND YEAR SEPARATION.
1.The accident happened on July 19,
1999.
2.He retired in May 2010.
3.He left on 10th March, 2004.
4.He left us on 10 March 2004.
3.SEPARATE ADDRESS FROM CITY NAME/
STATE NAME.
1.Mr. Imran Khan, 22 Maple Avenue,
Chicago, IL 60614.
4.TITLES.
1.Jonathan Davis, PhD, will lead the
research team.
2.Maria Lopez, CPA, has submitted the
financial report.
PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
,PUNCTUATION
PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
,PUNCTUATION
1.USE OF FULL STOP (.)
2.AT THE END OF A SENTENCE.
1.We reached our destination in time.
2.He said that he would come later.
3.Please close the door.
3.WITH ABBREVIATION PRONOUNCED IN
ALPHABET NOT WITH ACRONYMS
(PRONOUNCED AS WORDS, WAPDA. SAARC.
NATO, UNESCO, )
1.Dr. (Doctor)
2.Mr., Mrs., etc.
3.e.g., i.e., etc.
4.USE OF COMMA (,)
5.IN THE LIST OF MORE THAN TWO THINGS.
BUT IN LAST TWO THINGS, COMMA IS NOT
USED.
1.I bought apples, bananas, oranges, and
grapes.
2.He speaks English, Urdu, and French.
6.TO SEPARATE ADJECTIVES AND VERBS IN
SERIES OF SEQUENCE.
1.She wore a bright, colorful, expensive
dress.
2.It was a long, tiring, unforgettable journey.
3.He is a strong, healthy man. (He is a strong
and healthy man)
PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
, PUNCTUATION
1.VOCATIVE NOUNS.
1.I’m sorry, Ali, I didn’t see you there.
2.John, please close the window.
3.Come here, Ayesha.
2.WITH DATE AND YEAR SEPARATION.
1.The accident happened on July 19,
1999.
2.He retired in May 2010.
3.He left on 10th March, 2004.
4.He left us on 10 March 2004.
3.SEPARATE ADDRESS FROM CITY NAME/
STATE NAME.
1.Mr. Imran Khan, 22 Maple Avenue,
Chicago, IL 60614.
4.TITLES.
1.Jonathan Davis, PhD, will lead the
research team.
2.Maria Lopez, CPA, has submitted the
financial report.
PROF. LIAQAT ALI MOHSIN PHD SCHOLAR
