Parenthesis: brackets
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I can use brackets to add extra, factual information.
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Parenthesis can be achieved with a range of punctuation.
Brackets are a punctuation mark used to add extra, factual information in a clause.
Brackets can be removed from a clause and it will still make sense.
Brackets can be used purposefully in non-fiction texts to increase the amount of facts given to the reader.
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