The document is a Grade 2 grammar worksheet about punctuation. It provides examples of sentences using different punctuation marks - capital letters, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, and commas. It then asks students to rewrite sample sentences using correct punctuation.
The document is a Grade 2 grammar worksheet about punctuation. It provides examples of sentences using different punctuation marks - capital letters, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, and commas. It then asks students to rewrite sample sentences using correct punctuation.
The document is a Grade 2 grammar worksheet about punctuation. It provides examples of sentences using different punctuation marks - capital letters, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, and commas. It then asks students to rewrite sample sentences using correct punctuation.
The document is a Grade 2 grammar worksheet about punctuation. It provides examples of sentences using different punctuation marks - capital letters, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, and commas. It then asks students to rewrite sample sentences using correct punctuation.
(a) A capital letter is used at the beginning of a sentence.
The coconut tree is tall. Snakes are long and scary.
The flowers are very pretty. The boys like to play football. Elephants are very big animals. Dogs bark but cats meow. Children like to eat sweets. We learn to read and write.
(b) A capital letter is used for names and ‘I’.
Alan is my friend. Danny likes to go to the library.
I live in Sarikei. Fred, Aaron and Bill are brothers. Sam and David play in the park. Mdm Chiew is our teacher. Emily goes to SJK St Anne. Andy and I play badminton.
(c) A full stop (.) is used at the end of a sentence.
James go to the supermarket. Larry buys some food at the canteen.
I have a toy car. The teacher gives us a test. My favourite fruit is the apple. It is raining now. Mary can sing very well. The moon is big and round.
(d) A question mark (?) is used at the end of a question.
Are you a boy? Does he like tomatoes?
Is it hot today? Who is your teacher? Do you go to school? Where are the books? Can a dog fly? When do you go home?
(e) An exclamation mark (!) is used for strong feelings.
Wow! You are pretty. Listen! John is singing in the room.
Stop! Don’t go near the dog. Good job! We have finished. Help! The man has got my bag. Run! The snake is going to bite. Look! The birds are flying away. That is a good idea! (f) A comma (,) is used to separate items in a list.
Kenny, Alan and Tom are friends.
Mother bought some meat, fish, chicken, fruit and vegetables.
I have a book, an eraser, a ruler and a pen.
Lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes and horses are animals.
Rewrite the following sentences by using the correct punctations.
