In English, dashes are used:
1) To introduce a comment in the middle or end of a sentence.
2) Before or after a collective word.
3) To dramatize.
4) To indicate an interruption in speech. Dashes have four main uses in English sentences - to introduce comments, set off collective words, dramatize parts of sentences, and show interruptions in dialogue.
In English, dashes are used:
1) To introduce a comment in the middle or end of a sentence.
2) Before or after a collective word.
3) To dramatize.
4) To indicate an interruption in speech. Dashes have four main uses in English sentences - to introduce comments, set off collective words, dramatize parts of sentences, and show interruptions in dialogue.
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In English, dashes are used:
1) To introduce a comment in the middle or end of a sentence.
2) Before or after a collective word.
3) To dramatize.
4) To indicate an interruption in speech. Dashes have four main uses in English sentences - to introduce comments, set off collective words, dramatize parts of sentences, and show interruptions in dialogue.
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1 para introduzir um comentário no meio ou no fim de uma frase: Mary — only God knows why — started screaming her head off. Melinda — is that the nurse's name? — took my temperature. John broke another glass — an example of his clumsiness. 2 antes ou depois de uma palavra colectiva: Bluebells, roses, tulips, daffodils — all these flowers are beautiful. I like some dogs — poodles, spaniels, Alsatians and terriers. 3 para dramatizar: He opened the bag and couldn't believe what he saw — diamonds! 4 para indicar uma interrupção na fala: "What the —" he began, but she held up her hand to silence him.