Ponctuation end understanding

This worksheet reviews end punctuation and commas Each punctuation mark is explained in detail and followed by two examples Part 1: End Punctuation There are three ways to end sentences: 1) Periods are the most commonly used end punctuation mark They indicate the end of a sentence

ii If the noun does not end with “s” use an apostrophe and “s ” The geese’s attacks The children’s home Brothers-in-law’s ii If the noun refers to a group or collective entity that is treated as gramatically singular use only an apostrophe The United States’ Politics’ c Possession by multiple nouns i

Written by Michael Panelli End Punctuation End punctuation is the punctuation at the conclusion of a sentence End punctuation tells the reader how to interpret each sentence There are three types of end punctuation: periods question marks and exclamation points Periods Periods end complete sentences

Introduction This unit is concerned with the uses of various punctuation marks and their relationship to the grammar If punctuation is incorrectly used it may obscure the meaning of the written text or create ambiguity In this unit we will focus on the uses of the comma the semi-‐colon the colon and the full stop

End Punctuation Marks that are placed at the ends of sentences are called end punctuation marks These are the period the question mark and the exclamation mark In the following sentences place the correct end punctuation 1 Please don’t interrupt me again 2 Why do you hesitate before you speak 3 When we arrive all the tickets were

Punctuation 2 of 8 Add (‘s) to the plural forms that do not end with the letter (s) Uses of an Apostrophe in forming possessives Converted into ‘of the’ phrase The children’s game The geese’s honking Add (‘) to the end of plural nouns that end with the letter (s) Houses’ roofs Three friends’ letters Add (‘s) to the end of