define the principal stops of punctuation.
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Explanation:
Punctuation marks are the signs which adds meaning to the sentences if placed in a correct position.
The principal stops are discussed as under:
1. Comma - It's principal stop is when words are required to be separated. These words can be series, lists, independent clauses, adjectives, nouns, etc.
2. Exclamation mark - Its principal stop is, end of the sentence expressing any feeling like sorrow or after interjections, etc.
3. Question mark - Its principal stop is at the end of the sentence when you are asking question.
4. Full stop - Its principal stop is end of the sentence.
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