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Why do you use a period (.) at the end of a sentence?
to tell something
to ask something
to say something with excitement
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Why do you use a question mark (?) at the end of a sentence?
to tell something
to ask something
to say something with excitement
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When do you use an exclamation point (!) at the end of a sentence?
When you want to say something sadly.
When you want to say something with excitement.
When you want to say something that makes you happy.
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Choose the correct punctuation for the sentence below.
The dog will eat his food
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Choose the correct punctuation for the sentence below.
What game do you want to play
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Choose the correct punctuation for the sentence below.
How did you make that
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Choose the correct punctuation for the sentence below.
Watch out, that's hot
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Click on 2 Sentences below that have correct capitalization.
a friend said hello to me today.
That is a good dog.
the cat plays with the string.
We will go to the park tomorrow.
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Is the sentence below complete? Choose yes or no.
A soft and fluffy bunny.
Yes (The Sentence is Complete)
No (The Sentence is NOT Complete)
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Is the sentence below complete? Choose yes or no.
The baby learns to walk.
Yes (The Sentence is Complete)
No (The Sentence is NOT Complete)