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78th Independence day 🇮🇳 (15 August, 2024)

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Description of English Symbols Comma The comma (, ) is a symbol used to make a pause in any clause or sentence. Full Stop/Period The full stop ( . ) is a symbol used at the end of the sentence, that represents the sentence is completed. This symbol is also called a Period. Slash Slash ( / ) is a symbol that looks like an oblique slanting line punctuation mark. Slash is most often used to represent exclusive or inclusive, division or fraction, and a date separator, also used in the webpage address. Semicolon A semicolon ( ; ) is a symbol with a dot on the above side and a comma on the lower side commonly used as orthographic punctuation. This symbol is used to link two independent clauses that are merely related. Quotation Mark A quotation mark ( “ ” ) is a symbol that is used to highlight any word, phrase, clause, quote, thought, speech mark, or sentence. This symbol is always used in pairs to cover the entire part to highlight.  Question Mark The Question mark ( ? ) symbol is a symbol that is used to express a question or interrogation statement, clause, or phrase, in many languages. Parentheses Parentheses ( ( ) ) is a symbol used to enclose any word or phrase or clause or to express additional information, or a special remark.  Hyphen The hyphen ( – ) is a punctuation mark used to join words and separate syllables of a single word. The use of this symbol is called hyphenation. Exclamation Mark The exclamation symbol ( ! ) is used in a sentence of any phrase as a consonant ejective.  Ellipsis The Ellipsis symbol ( … ) is a series of dots that are used to indicate a word of intentional or omission.  Colon The colon ( : ) is a symbol that has more than one meaning. The use of this symbol is to mark any ratio of a certain quantity. Square Bracket The square bracket symbol ( [ ] ) is used to enclose any special content in a sentence or a clause. It is also used to insert explanatory material. Curly Brackets The symbol of a curly bracket ( { } ) is used in the enclosure of the sentence to mark repeats or joined lines and in the formulae to derive something. It is also called the brace. Apostrophe An apostrophe ( ‘ ) is a symbol used as a punctuation mark to indicate grammatical possession or the contraction of two words.  Percent The percent symbol ( % ) is used to indicate the percentage for any calculations or to write a ratio as a fraction of 100.  And The And symbol ( & ) is used rather than the word AND. While there is no symbol for OR. Greater Than The symbol greater than ( > ) is a basic mathematical symbol used to represent the inequality between two values. Less than The symbol of less than ( < ) is a basic mathematical symbol used to represent the inequality between two values. At rate sign The At rate symbol ( @ ) is used as a commercial symbol which is also called at site or the rate of. This symbol is registered as a trademark with the German Patent. Equal The equal symbol ( = ) is a mathematical symbol used to indicate equality or to mention the total value of any calculation. It looks like two parallel lines placed horizontally. Hash The Hash symbol ( # ) is used for various purposes like the designation of an ordinal number derived from the word now-rare. This symbol is known as a number sign. Underscore The underscore symbol ( _ ) is a symbol that looks like a long hyphen positioned at the bottom of the line.  Bar The bar symbol ( | ) comes from the origin of the Greek word “BAROS” meaning weight. It is also denoted as a horizontal line above any letter. Copyright Symbol The copyright symbol ( © ) or a sign is used in copyright notices for words other than sound recordings. The use of this symbol is used in the universal copyright conventions. Bullet In the topography, the bullet point is a topographical symbol used to introduce items in the list. Bullets are of many shapes like round, dotted, circular, square, arrow, tick, etc. 

*Today's class* will be conducted on *YouTube* (Subscribe our YouTube Channel - *Steno Addiction* for latest & important updates). Time Table of Class *8 pm* - *Bihar Civil Court Special Dictation* at 2 speeds *9:10 pm* - Postmortem Session (*Detailed Analysis*) of Bihar Civil Court Matter *9:35 pm* - *Legal Batch* at 3 Speeds 3 Separate Links for each YouTube LIVE Session will be provided.

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