P.O.P Quiz

I bought, apples oranges and bananas.

I bought apples oranges, and bananas.

I bought apples, oranges, and bananas.

I bought apples oranges and, bananas.

When omitting a portion of a quote or indicating a pause or hesitation in speech.

When indicating a change in speaker

When emphasizing a word or phrase

When quoting a source without alterations

Replacing a word with a series of dots.

Separating items in a list.

Highlighting a key point in a sentence.

Indicating a pause or omission in a sentence.

When you want to add extra information to a sentence.

When you want to indicate a pause or interruption in a sentence.

When you want to connect two independent clauses in a sentence.

When you want to draw attention to a specific word or phrase in a sentence.

When omitting a portion of a quote or indicating a pause or hesitation in speech.

When emphasizing a word or phrase

When indicating a change in speaker

When quoting a source without alterations

Give clarity

Present dialogue

Introduce a list

Emphasis

Give clarity

Samuel looked down at his feet and sighed: "Marissa, I'm sorry but I just can't do this anymore."

Marissa, on the verge of tears, said: "I know, and I'm sorry too."

"I love to eat pizza: Pepperoni, Sausage, or Mushroom.

Jack: "You need to find yourself a girl, mate."

Will: "What...?"

My schedule is so busy: English, History, Science, and P.E.