Use punctuation marks (capital letter, full stop, comma, question mark, exclamation mark) wherever necessary: we traveled to jaipur by bus _________________________________________________________________________ i had stuffed paratha curd and salad in lunch _________________________________________________________________________ look the thief is running _________________________________________________________________________ mr kapoor’s family is warm friendly and nice _________________________________________________________________________ gosh it smells so bad _________________________________________________________________________ why do you […]
Punctuation (Grade 2)
Use punctuation marks at appropriate places (capital letter, full stop, comma, question mark and apostrophe) the mans shoes are in the cupboard _________________________________________________________________________ how old is she _________________________________________________________________________ i took shauryas pencil _________________________________________________________________________ dont take my eraser _________________________________________________________________________ when will he come back _________________________________________________________________________ there are apples bananas and oranges in the basket _________________________________________________________________________ we […]
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Speech Marks (Grade 4)
Speech marks (Quotation Marks) are used to mark what somebody has said. Put the speech marks at appropriate places in the following sentences: I want rice for lunch, said Jennifer. The teacher asked, would you like to go out to play? What time are you coming back? asked the mother. Miss Pearson asked, what causes […]
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Punctuation (Grade 3)-2
Use capital letters, full stop, comma, question mark and exclamation mark wherever needed: they asked me my name the prime minister gave the welcome speech i planned a surprise for alice do you know shahid how fast the car was who teaches you french wow it was a great match richard love the city of […]
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Punctuation (Grade 5)
Put appropriate punctuation marks at proper places: a cunning fox stole johns bag have you ever seen an owl where are sunnys books we went to sri lanka for a vacation mihika sehgal is the head girl of lancer convent school the golden temple is in amritsar how could you leave your sister alone at […]
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