Archive - Youth Peace & Language Association (YPLA)

When to use a semicolon

A semicolon is a punctuation that separates two clauses without using a full stop or a co-ordinating conjunction.

Jan 30 •

Youth Peace & Language Association

Jan 25 •

THOBES : SYMBOL OF PALESTINIAN IDENTITY

Jan 19 •

Interpreting “From the River to the Sea”

By Sophie Khouri

Jan 15 •

English 101: Environment and Evolution

By Gennellea Amasol

Jan 15 •

A Nod Towards Words With Weight

By Teresa Chiran

Jan 15 •

The History Behind Israel-Palestine War

By Kirsten Krall

Jan 11 •

The Logic Behind Israel and Palestine’s Conflict

Jan 11 •

A Niche Way to Learn English

Jan 11 •

Palestinian Keffiyeh: A Symbol Of Craving For Freedom

By Zara Islam Roza

Jan 6 •

Stories that Speak

By Saamiya Virdi

Jan 6 •

“The Pen as a Sword: Palestinian Poetry & Resistance”

Jan 6 •

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