A couple of infographics on punctuation for you today.
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A couple of infographics on punctuation for you today.
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Very useful, Marcia, but I don’t agree with #4 of the colon rules. I would use a comma after the salutary phrase in a letter. Is this an American v English thing?
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We use it this way only in formal letters.
Gentlemen: or To Whom It May Concern:
Even that has relaxed considerably, and I don’t see it often these days, though I’m not sure the rule has changed. Strunk & White still list it as the correct way to begin a formal letter.
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Love these Marsh. They’re going around the blogoverse. ❤
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Thanks, Deb! Glad you enjoyed them, and I appreciate your sharing them. 😀 ❤
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But of course my friend. 🙂 xx
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