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Bruh

Teachers should teach this, not a stupid video that has the budget of a broke collage student.

In American grammar with use the comma, followed by quotation marks. You are not using British grammar/mechanics, right? So, you need to fix this.

For some bizarre, but funny reason, this came to my mind:
Has anyone ever seriously thought about the character, "semi-colon" since "semi" means half, or 50%? Seriously. Why is it called a "semi-colon" ["half-colon"] anyway? The bottom 'comma' portion clearly uses more space than the the upper, 'colon' [plus SPACE] part therefore it's MORE than just 'semi' [half] ? Shouldn't it be more accurate to call it a "comma plus dot," or, a "dotted comma" like we say, "dotted 'i'?"

I can't believe you had the audacity to use colons incorrectly: in the big review number 5, talking about semicolons and conjunctive adverbs; review number 6, talking about coordinating conjunctions; and review number 7, talking about conjunctive adverbs. 😉

ScHoOl Is So FuN

Why do you have to make it so childish? Were trying to learn somthing.

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Very helpful