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The only thing Tony could doâif he could do anything at allâwas to sit and wait for the test results to come in the mail. In this sentence, dashes are used because it seems informal and the clause inside the dashes needs some emphasis. The emphasis is added in order to show that Tony could do nothing in this situation. The writer could have used parentheses, but parentheses may have been too formal for this situation. When you are not sure if you can use a dash in your writing, remember how William Strunk Jr. defines its usage: