Punctuation is the name for the marks that we use to make our writing clear and to complete ous sentences like question marks, exclamation points, commas, full stop etc.
Below are some common punctuations with their descriptions:
Period (.): It tells the end of a sentence. Example: The sun is shining. The sky is clear.
Comma (,): It separates elements in a list and shows pauses within a sentence. Example: I like swimming a lot, but today I can’t swim because I am having fever.
Exclamation Mark (!): This indicates strong emotion or emphasis. Example: Really! Now I know why you like this place so much.
Question Mark (?): It indicates a question. Example: Where are you going tomorrow?
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Below sentences are missing punctuation marks. Correct each sentence by using the punctuation marks.Read each sentence and tick the correct option out of three options which best describes the sentence.Write a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark in the empty box to complete each sentence.Match the punctuation types with their definitions by drawing arrows from left to right.Complete the below sentences by using the full stop, question mark or exclamation mark.Commas: Place the commas in each sentence wherever needed.Capital letters: Rewrite and the sentences by using the capital letters and the punctuation marks.Rewrite and the phrases by capitalizing the beginning of the sentence and correct punctuation mark at the end of the sentence.
