Semicolons and Colons (Mastering English Grammar Book 8)

Opportunities for using semicolons and colons appear on a regular basis, but if we're not clear on how these two punctuation marks work, we are likely to continue living a semicolonless and colonless existence. The lessons contained in this book are designed to solve this problem.
Included in the book are lessons on using semicolons with closely-related sentences, with mirror-image sentences, with conjunctive adverbs, with coordinating conjunctions, and with items in a series.
You'll also learn the meaning of colons (yes, colons make statements of their own). Once this meaning is understood, we can begin using colons more regularly-colons are far more than "the mark that precedes lists."
Armed with the skills taught in this book, you'll begin making extensive use of that semicolon and colon key on your keyboard-and your right pinky will thank you for giving it something to do.