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Punctuation Marks, XIMENA ESCORZA SANTOYO - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Example: I like English, French, Italian, and Spanish.
    - - Example: However, I decided to stay home.
    - - Example: I wanted to study, but I was tired.
    - - Example: My brother, who lives in Canada, is a teacher.
    - - Example: Maria, can you help me?
- - - - Introducing a list:
        
        Example: I need three things: a book, a pen, and a notebook.
      - Introducing an explanation:
        
        Example: She was happy: she passed her exam.
      - Introducing a quotation:
        
        Example: The teacher said: "Practice makes perfect."
      - Introducing an example or clarification:
        
        Example: He has one goal: to become a translator.
- - - - Connecting two related sentences:
        
        Example: I love learning languages; my favorite is French.
      - Before conjunctive adverbs such as however, therefore, moreover, and nevertheless.
        
        Example: I was tired; however, I continued studying.
      - Separating items in complex lists, especially when the items already contain commas.
        
        Example: I have visited Paris, France; Rome, Italy; and Madrid, Spain.