Sentence Structure and Punctuation
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Sentence Structure and Punctuation
Complete sentences
A complete sentence tells a whole idea.
- Beside the tall lifeguard tower
- Mele checks the rescue float.
- Running along the sand
- After the morning swim
- It has a subject and a verb and shares a complete idea.
- It is any group of words with a capital letter.
- It must have a question mark.
- It has only a naming word.
Capital letters and full stops
Rewrite each sentence with the correct capital letters and full stop.
Commas in lists
Use commas between items in a list. Put “and” before the final item.
- Mele brought a whistle, a hat and a drink bottle.
- Mele brought a whistle a hat, and a drink bottle.
- Mele brought, a whistle, a hat and a drink bottle.
- Mele brought a whistle a hat and, a drink bottle.
Commas after opening phrases
Place a comma after an opening phrase when it comes before the main part of the sentence.
- After the lesson,
- At the water's edge,
- Before the patrol,
- On a sunny afternoon,
- Zoe practised her swimming strokes.
- Mele checked the flags.
- we packed the rescue gear away.
- the children listened to the safety talk.
Edit and improve
Check capitals, commas and full stops.
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