Use dashes to separate a series of items from the rest of the sentence, to signal an afterthought, and to enclose a brief explanation or example. Take the Quiz:.
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13 Ara 2017 ... The em-dash can be written like "--". It can be written with ... two hyphens ... instead of an…
13 Kas 2020 ... For instance, that last sentence should've used a colon. Let's get one thing out of the way: I…
Dashes are used inside parentheses, and vice versa, to indicate parenthetical material within parenthetical ma…
To indicate sentence introductions or conclusions. You can sometimes use a dash to help readers see that certa…