? = question mark , = comma ! = exclamation . = dot " = quotation ( )= bracket / = italic

I did not understand exactly what you are asking... can you explain it better please?

Lizzie, English has many punctuation marks. They are used in written English to make what you read easier to understand clearly. " " are called Quotation Marks, and they are used two at a time. They are put around the exact words of someone who is speaking. For example, John said, " I want to go with you." They are also used to write the titles of songs, poems, articles, chapters, etc. : is called a Colon. It usually comes before a list of things. It also has some less common uses. A good book on English grammar should have a section on punctuation. If you have any more specific questions about punctuation, I would be glad to help.