Oxford commas
Use the Oxford comma before the final conjunction in a series of three or more items.
| ❌ | ✅ |
|---|---|
| View products, stores and collections that you bookmarked. | View products, stores, and collections that you bookmarked. |
| You can’t check it upon receipt, partially redeem it or try the products on. | You can’t check it upon receipt, partially redeem it, or try the products on. |
Lists
Use a colon or dot to separate list items from explanatory text.
At the end of the bulleted list items:
- Use commas if the list item has 1–3 words and no punctuation.
- Use semicolons if the list item has punctuation marks or more than three words.
- Use dots at the end of the list or if the list item is a complete sentence.
In the numbered lists:
- start the list items from a capital letter;
- use a dot at the end of each list item.
Hyphens and dashes
| Sign | Rule | Example |
|---|---|---|
| - | Use hyphens in compound words. | Pick-up point, third-party delivery, second-hand products. |
| When several compound words share the same second part, use a suspended hyphen. | Take a five‑ or ten‑minute break. | |
| – | Use en dashes for ranges, such as times, page numbers, or scores. | Your shift is planned on 4:30–5:00. |
| — | Avoid em dashes:
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