PARENTHESIS for OET and IELTS
Parenthesis Parenthesis is a punctuation mark used to enclose additional information within a sentence. It provides further explanation, clarification, or an afterthought. It sets off aside those ideas from the main content of the sentence. They are: 1. Commas: Commas, when used in pairs serves as parenthesis. They are placed to give extra information. Bemax Academy , the Head office of which is in Mevram, is a pioneering educational institution , for IELTS and OET, in India. 2. Brackets: Brackets always come in pairs and are placed to give extra information. Reading module (both in IELTS and OET) is considered hard by many test takers, 3. Dashes: Like commas and brackets, dashes also come in pairs. An additional information is provided within the two dashes. Our trainer - Mrs Smitha- recommends an intelligently approach - not hard work- which yields better results. Exercise: 1. Nouchine - and her team at Harvard Medical School - man...