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Grammar & Punctuation Practice

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Grammar & Punctuation Practice

Choose the best answer, correct each sentence, and use punctuation carefully. Write neatly on the lines provided.

Choose the correct option

1.Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
  • on monday, we visited rotorua.
  • On Monday, we visited Rotorua.
  • On monday, We visited rotorua.
2.Which apostrophe shows that the helmet belongs to one boy?
  • the boys helmet
  • the boy's helmet
  • the boys' helmet
3.Which sentence has commas placed correctly in its list?
  • We packed socks, snacks and a map.
  • We packed, socks snacks, and a map.
  • We packed socks snacks and, a map.
4.Choose the punctuation mark that completes this question: “Where did you put my book___”
  • .
  • ?
  • !

Correct the sentences

Rewrite each sentence with the missing capital letters and punctuation.

5.Rewrite this sentence correctly: lucy asked may i borrow your blue pencil
6.Rewrite this sentence with apostrophes in the right places: One rabbit's food was beside Mias boots.
7.Rewrite this sentence with commas where they are needed: After lunch we played tag read comics and drew pictures.
8.Rewrite this sentence with the correct capital letters and end punctuation: my cousin lives in wellington

Match the punctuation

Match each punctuation mark to its usual job.

9.Match each punctuation mark on the left with its purpose on the right.
  • Full stop (.)
  • Question mark (?)
  • Comma (,)
  • Apostrophe (')
  • Ends a direct question
  • Can show that something belongs to someone
  • Separates items in a list
  • Ends a statement

Use what you know

10.Write a question about an activity you enjoy. End it with the correct punctuation.
11.Write a sentence showing that a friend owns something. Use an apostrophe.
12.Write a sentence that lists three things you might take on a picnic. Use commas to separate the items.
13.Why does a sentence usually begin with a capital letter?
14.Complete the sentence with the punctuation mark that best shows excitement: The kapa haka performance was brilliant
15.Explain why an exclamation mark is a suitable choice at the end of that sentence.

3 printable pages

  • Grammar & Punctuation Practice, page 1 of 3: Choose the correct option, Correct the sentences

    Page 1

  • Grammar & Punctuation Practice, page 2 of 3: Match the punctuation, Use what you know

    Page 2

  • Grammar & Punctuation Practice, page 3 of 3: 11. Write a sentence showing that a friend owns something. Use an apostrophe.

    Page 3

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