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(a) Mark a period at the end of a declarative sentence.
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(a) Use a comma in a sentence pertinently but don’t overuse.
(ex) Prefer I love you too rather than I love you, too.
(b) Use commas to count numbers or to list several items.
(ex) 1, 2, 3
(c) If commas used for movie titles, lyrics, etc. in transcription, it may use in the same position in subtitles.
(d) Do not mark a comma at the end of a sentence.
(ex) I heard that it’s right, (X) I heard that it’s right. (O)
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(a) Use question marks only when necessary and don’t overuse.
(b) Use just one question mark at the end of a sentence. 물음표는 문장 말미에는 한 개만 사용한다.
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(a) Use exclamation marks when necessary and don’t overuse.
(b) Use only one question marks at the end of a sentence.`
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(a) Use three periods(…) to indicate ellipses. Don’t use ellipses or hyphen in Unicode instead of periods.
(b) Use ellipses only when a dialogue left unfinished(tail off) on purpose or slur the end of a sentence, paused abruptly.
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(a) Use hyphens to distinguish multiple speakers.
(b) Use (-) not (⁻) as a hyphen.
[ ]
(a) Use square brackets to indicate on-screen text.
/
(a) Use slash to distinguish more than one on-screen text when they are displayed.
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(a) Use apostrophe to contract a sentence.
(b) Use apostrophe to be grammatical.
~
(a) Use tildes only to indicate range. (ex) 40~50kg
&
(a) Use ampersands only when they are used for proper nouns. (ex) R&B