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Revise Basic Sentence Punctuation

In this worksheet, students will revise adding full stops, question marks and exclamation marks to sentences.

'Revise Basic Sentence Punctuation' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 1

Year:  Year 2 English worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Writing: Vocabulary, Grammar and Punctuation

Curriculum subtopic:   Use Appropriate Punctuation

Popular topics:   Punctuation worksheets, Writing worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

A sentence must always finish with a punctuation mark of some sort.

 

Punctuation is the name we give to the signs or symbols used in writing, that are not letters.

 

lots of punctuation marks

 

If it is a question it needs a question mark.

What time is it?

Are we there yet?

 

confused boy question marks

 

If someone is shouting or emphasising something then an exclamation mark is used.

Help!

Listen to me!

 

excited shouting young girl

 

Otherwise, sentences finish with a full stop.

I like to play in the park.

This apple is very yummy.

 

In this activity, we will be practising reading the sentence, deciding what punctuation to add and adding it!

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