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The food truck team may be a triad or dyad. Small size helps smooth teamwork.

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Both our group and the food truck are secondary groups, they work together with a task in mind, not for emotional closeness.

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Both our group and the food truck are secondary groups, they work together with a task in mind, not for emotional closeness.

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The food truck is semi-formal or formal, there’s a clear role for the manager but casual social interaction.

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Iza, Luisa, Adrián

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ประเภทที่สามารถถ่ายทอด

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ประเภทที่สามารถถ่ายทอดความรู้

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Hyphens have the following primary uses:

1.To split a word when dividing it between two lines of writing or typing.

2.To join two or more words that function as a unit, either as a noun or as a noun modifier.

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4. To separate items in a series if the items are lengthy or contain commas.

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3. To separate independent clauses joined with a coordinating conjunction if the clauses are very long or if they contain numerous commas.

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2.To separate two independent clauses joined by a conjunctive adverb.

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1. To separate two closely related independent clauses not connected by a coordinating conjunction.

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When to Use a Semicolon

Use a semicolon in the following situations:

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5. To separate titles and subtitles of books.

Note: A colon must always follow an independent clause. It should not be used in the middle of  a clause.

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4.To introduce an explanation.

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3.To introduce a quotation that follows an introductory independent clause

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2. To signal a list or a statement introduced by an independent clause ending with the following or as follows.

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1. To introduce items in a series after an independent clause. The series can consist of words, phrases, or clauses.

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hallo

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7. Do not use a comma between cumulative adjectives. Cumulative adjectives, unlike coordinate adjectives, cannot be joined by and or rearranged.

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6. Do not place a comma next to a period, a question mark, an exclamation point, a dash, or an opening parenthesis.

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5. Do not place a comma before the word than in a comparison or after the words like and such as in an introduction to a list.

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4. Do not place commas around restrictive clauses, phrases, or appositives. Restrictive clauses, phrases, and oppositives are modifiers that are essential to the meaning of the sentence.

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3. Do not place a comma before a coordinating conjunction joining twi dependent clauses.

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2. Do not place a comma between two verbs, subjects, or complements used as compounds.

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9. To separate dates, place names, and long numbers.

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8. To separate a quotation from the words that introduce or explain it.

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7. To separate a transition from the clause it modifies. Parenthetical expressions are added pieces of information that are not essential to the meaning of the sentence.

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3. To separate introductory words and phrases from the rest of the sentence.

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5. To separate coordinate adjectives: two or more adjectives that are not joined by a coordinating conjunction and that equally modify the same noun or pronoun.

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4. To separate three or more items in a series.

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2. To separate a denpendent (subordinate) clause from an independent clause when the depedent clause comes first in the sentence.

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1. Before a coordinating conjunction that joins two independent clauses.

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1. Before a coordinating conjunction that joins two independent clauses.

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Use question marks after direct questions. Place the question mark within the closed quotation marks.

Note: Use a period, not a question mark, after  an indirect question.