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Writers' techniques 1: Rhetorical devices

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Advanced Punctuation

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GCSE English (Writing) Mind Map on Advanced Punctuation, created by Quiphling on 26/05/2013.

Mind Map by Quiphling, updated more than 1 year ago

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Advanced Punctuation

Semi Colons
1. Semi colons are used instead of and, but e.t.c. However they can only be used if both parts make sense.
  1. My brother is annoying; sometimes he can be nice.
Colons
1. Colons can be used to start a list. Basically it introduces
  1. Joe has only one thing on his mind: profit.

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