Colons - Explanation and ACT Examples

In this video, we go over the usage of colons and a few examples from ACT practice exams.
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[@Extradub32p]

thank you so much, your helping so many people with this, we really appreciate it, keep going! we are supporting you!

[@andrewel5383]

Thank you, this helped a lot when to use colons in a list vs just commas

[@MJ-qw8kf]

This is really really helpful! Thank you so much!

[@samyahknotts4728]

This definitely was very helpful, thank you!

[@day35ofdebuggingthesamelin56]

Thanks, this helped me a lot

[@josiahcaterino4788]

This helped alot bro👍. Appreciate it

[@MilesSpearman]

This was very helpful. Do you have any videos on when to use dashes?

[@JoepedPvP]

"The em dash can be used in place of a colon when you want to emphasize the conclusion of your sentence."

[@AlvinGuoSubscribe]

Would be nice to have more videos as this was very helpful

[@rishikesh2883]

Thank you helped me a lot

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[@tushagr506]

hey man helped a lot!

[@capkarr]

Thanks!

[@fatimahabdulaali5441]

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[@robertal87]

Do you use a pause when reading a colon?

[@mariamkinen8036]

This was new to me. I 'll be back.

[@andrewel5383]

Have a question what happens when the first sentence ends with the word “are” then puts the colon and list the objects, is that gramatically correct?

[@Spritualkay.lovess]

We only use colons after an independent clause. Soo no because if it ends with “are” it’s NOT an independent sent. or clause

[@millecinematics]

Why is #26 that answer shouldn’t there be a subordinating conjunction joining the two clauses or whatever you wanna say? Am I missing the point here in see the word we after the first part that doesn’t connect the two sentences ? That’s a comma slice aye ? Idk

[@millecinematics]

Like I get the whole answer just not the part where subordinating conjunction was brought in and then put a comma after the answer wasn’t a subordinating conjunction aye? Please help

[@tommygutierrez1978]

some what confused