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Capital Letters and Punctuation

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Capital Letters and Punctuation

Read each question carefully. Choose, match or write your answers. Begin sentences with capital letters and finish them with the punctuation mark that fits.

Spot the sentence clues

Look for a capital letter at the beginning and punctuation at the end.

1.Which sentence is written correctly?
  • the ferry crossed the harbour.
  • The ferry crossed the harbour.
  • The ferry crossed the harbour
2.Choose the sentence that needs a capital letter and a full stop.
  • A tūī landed in the tree.
  • we packed our lunch
  • Hugo found her hat.
3.Select every sentence that is correctly written.
  • Our class planted seeds.
  • on Friday we visited the library
  • Dad made pancakes.
  • the waves were huge.
4.What does this sentence need to be complete and correct: “my cousin lives in Rotorua”?
  • A capital letter only
  • A full stop only
  • Both a capital letter and a full stop
  • A question mark
5.True or false: The name of a person, such as Hana, begins with a capital letter.
TrueFalse

Choose the right ending

A full stop ends a telling sentence. A question mark ends a question. An exclamation mark can show strong feeling.

6.Match each sentence to the punctuation mark that belongs at the end. The speaker is startled and urgently warning someone: “Watch out for that huge puddle”
  • The kererū flapped its wings
  • Where did I put my boots
  • Watch out for that huge puddle
  • We are going to the beach
  • Question mark (?)
  • Full stop (.)
  • Exclamation mark (!)
  • Full stop (.)
7.Add the correct punctuation mark: “Have you seen my water bottle”
  • .
  • ?
  • !
8.Show strong excitement by adding the correct punctuation mark: “That was an enormous splash”
  • .
  • ?
  • !

Repair and write

Rewrite each sentence with the correct capital letters and punctuation.

9.Rewrite this sentence correctly: “on Tuesday we will visit the museum”
10.Rewrite this sentence correctly: “my brother found a shell at the beach”
11.Rewrite this question correctly: “where is the school library”
12.Write one telling sentence about an animal. Start with a capital letter and end with a full stop.
13.Write a question you could ask about a school trip. Begin with a capital letter and use a question mark.
14.Write an exciting sentence about something surprising. Begin with a capital letter and end with an exclamation mark.

3 printable pages

  • Capital Letters and Punctuation, page 1 of 3: Spot the sentence clues

    Page 1

  • Capital Letters and Punctuation, page 2 of 3: Choose the right ending, Repair and write

    Page 2

  • Capital Letters and Punctuation, page 3 of 3: 11. Rewrite this question correctly: “where is the school library”

    Page 3

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