Add a period to the end of each statement. Add a question mark to the end of each question.
Choose the correct punctuation mark for the end of each sentence. Choose from period, exclamation point, and question mark.
Tell whether each sentence is a question, a command, or a statement.
Cut out the sentences and paste them in the correct category. Tell whether the sentences are questions or statements.
Cut out the sentences and paste them in the correct category. Tell whether the sentences are questions or statements.
Write the abbreviation for each of the given words. Don't forget to add the periods!
Read each abbreviation and write the full word.
Can you abbreviate all 12 months of the year?
Punctuation Worksheets
These worksheets will help you teach everything from periods, exclamation points, and questions to commas and quotation marks.
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Each of these sentences includes a series. Add commas between each item in a series.
Add commas to the sentences on this worksheet. Includes commas between coordinate conjunctions, independent clauses, and items in a series.
Correctly re-write each date. Place the comma in the correct place and use proper capitalization. Part 2: Explain what is wrong with the way each date is written.
Practice using apostrophes in contractions and possessive nouns.
Draw straight lines to match each punctuation mark with its name.
Draw straight lines to match the punctuation marks with their descriptions.
Unscramble the words to make a statement and a question.
Add quotation marks to the quotes and titles in each sentence.
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