In this topic, we will consider the rules and examples with writing the design “Especially”.
In oral speech, we often use such introductory words and inserts as “unconditionally”, “in addition”, “however”, “that is” or “even more so”. Turners of this nature help us diversify speech and easier to speak. However, in the letter, many are faced with the problem of arranging dividing signs, most often commas, when using such expressions. Therefore, let's look at the rules and visual examples with the isolation of the Union "Especially".
Separation of the structure "Especially": is a comma is needed?
Two unions are distinguished by “all the more” and “even more so”, and this causes even more difficulties. Moreover, the insidiousness of the Russian language is hidden in the fact that similar parts of the sentence can be distinguished in different ways.
In addition, very often the phrase “especially” can be found in literary texts and works as an introductory word at the beginning of the sentence. In this case, this phrase can be considered in two versions: as a particle and as a union.
Therefore, we will start from the very beginning, or rather - if the phrase "especially" acts as an union at the beginning of the proposal.Then it is an introductory part of the sentence and is distinguished by the punctuation mark (commas).
- Moreover, the plague then struck thousands of people!
- Moreover, my home is soon - my sister is waiting.
- Moreover, I already know the reason.
If "all the more" is used to focus attention or as an amplifying union,then, like all introductory structures, it is released by a comma on both sides.
- I can’t live like that, especially next to you.
- I won’t go to school anymore, especially after yesterday.
- It is worth buying candles, especially, they promise to turn off the light for a long time.
Next, we consider the union "Especially" which Used in the sense of "besides." The structures of proposals with such a union are also separated by commas, but the punctuation mark is put only before the word “top”. The union is used to introduce subordinate clauses.
- Why I didn’t immediately come to my senses, all the more I myself felt that I was doing wrong, forcing my relatives to blush.
- It is difficult to be in the right place and at the right time, all the more to convey the information correctly.
- The doctor could not confidently determine the disease, especially since he did not prescribe treatment.
If the particle "especially" is considered In the meaning of "especially."Under such conditions of use of any dividing signs, it is not required.
- Olga, you understand - both from Nicholas and Victor, all the more, there will be little use!
- It began to shine, the night scattered and no longer seemed so thick and even more terrible as a couple of hours ago.
Structures that begin with "Moreover," stand out with such dividing signs, like commas. It is also worth noting that the first punctuation (commas) is used before the word “top”, and not between the parts of this phrase.
- Madame Milevskaya with great joy accepted the appeal of Vladimir, especially since there was a lot of good things about his parties.
- This news scared each of the parents of our town, especially since the path of children to school ran past the ravine.
- We all now have a very long childhood and youth, without a small twenty -five years, and there will be the same long and monotonous old age, especially since we live now longer than our peers of men.
To facilitate understanding and memorization, it is worth noting that the design “Moreover,” refers to the type of joining unions.From this it turns out that you can not put a comma between the parts of one union. This rule applies to complex sentences. The same applies to the phrases “Especially when”, “Especially if”.
- It is unlikely that she wanted to listen to something else, especially when it was obvious that it was a lie.
- Olga decided not to sit all evening on the veranda alone, especially if Victor invited her to dances.
As you can see, having dealt with the role of a particle of “all the more” in the sentence, you can not make a mistake with the arrangement of commas.
How can you perceive the rule if, upon its presentation, errors are made through the word? It's a pity.