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Chicago Ch.6
Match paragraphs with their numbers from Chicago Manual of Style Chapter 16
Question | Answer |
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6.7 | Punctuation and space—one space or two? |
6.18 | Serial commas |
6.28 | Commas with independent clauses joined by conjunctions |
6.29 | Commas with compound predicates |
6.33 | Commas with coordinate adjectives |
6.34 | Commas with repeated adjectives |
6.38 | Commas with direct address |
6.44 | Commas between homonyms |
6.45 | Commas with dates |
6.46 | Commas with addresses and place-names in text |
6.47 | “Jr.,” “Sr.,” and the like |
6.54 | Use of the semicolon |
6.55 | Semicolons with “however,” “therefore,” “indeed,” and the like |
6.57 | Semicolons before a conjunction |
6.58 | Semicolons in a complex series |
6.61 | Lowercase or capital letter after a colon |
6.62 | Colons with “as follows” and other introductory phrases |
6.64 | Colons with formal direct address |
6.65 | Some common misuses of colons |
6.78 | En dash as “to” |
6.80 | En dashes with compound adjectives |
6.83 | Em dash between noun and pronoun |
6.114 | “Smart” apostrophes |
6.119 | Commas with question marks or exclamation points |
6.122 | Run-in lists versus vertical lists |
6.123 | Run-in lists |
6.124 | Vertical lists—punctuation and format |