Joining ideas together with transitions
In the last few modules, we have learnt when to use commas, but we have not looked at when not to use them. I see many students and English native speakers make a common punctuation mistake using commas.➡️ Please look at my blog on comma splices for more information about this so you will not make the same mistake.
➡️Please feel free to also look at my blog on semicolons to see how to use them in more depth.
This is the last quiz for the course; let’s see how you go📝
Now you have finished the course and if you want to really practise what you have learnt, there is a final assessment to write about your country. You can write up to 150 words.➡️ Please go to my contact page and there you will find my email address to send in your piece of writing, and I will give you some feedback.
I hope you enjoyed this course! Thank you for participating.
English with Rachel 