Basic Citations
This is what is missing from this citation "It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies" (Rowling 25)
What is a period?
It's the issue with this sentence
The girl went to school, the mom went to work.
What is a comma splice?
This is in the wrong place
"What would you attempt to do, if you knew you could not fail" (Schuller)?.
What is the question mark
This is what is missing from this citation:
It is a beautiful and terrible thing (Rowling 35).
What is quotation marks?
While I ate.
What is a fragment?
This is in the wrong place:
I can't believe you said that (Szabo)!
What is the exclamation mark?
This is what is missing from this citation:
"Ah, music. A magic beyond all we do here" (Rowling)
What is the page number?
It's the issue with the second sentence:
I have sports. Though I am busy.
What is a fragment?
This is the extra punctuation mark in this:
"I'm excited for all the amazing things to come!" (Hilton)!
What is the exclamation mark?
This is the issue with this citation:
"Fear of a name only increases fear of the thing itself." (Rowling 345).
What is it has an extra period?
These are the two punctuation marks that can fix comma splices.
What are periods and semicolons?
This is where the question mark should actually go:
"How do I create something out of nothing" ? (Tan).
What is after "nothing" or before the last quotation mark?
This is missing from this citation:
"Training for the ballet, Potter?"(Rowling 67).
What is a space?
It's the punctuation you need to fix this sentence error:
George was tired, he needed more sleep.
What is a semicolon?
This is the unneccessary punctuation mark in this sentence:
"You miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take," (Gretzky).
What is the comma?