There's one punctuation mark Gen Z wants you to stop using. Here's what it is—and why it's falling out of favor.

When figuring out where to put commas or whether or not you need them, the rules leave room for personal taste, writes grammar expert June Casagrande.

Regular commas are utilized in grammar for many reasons, but ultimately, they depict division and mimic a pause. Why Is the Oxford Comma So Controversial?

Punctuation may be small, its rules arbitrary, but it is mighty. A single comma, em dash or semicolon can totally alter the point of a sentence.

Keep reading to discover 12 little-known punctuation marks that grammar nerds—and your third grade teacher—will love. Get Reader’s Digest ’s Read Up newsletter for more knowledge, humor ...

See, even the most grammar-fanatic user, like me, ends up dreading using punctuation when it takes extra taps to add it. I’ve noticed this so often because I always use Gboard on my Android ...