This lower KS2 teaching resource is an end of unit assessment following completion of our sentence punctuation lessons: Capital letters and Full Stops, Question Marks and Exclamation Marks. What’s ...
This is a worksheet set covering activities for sentence punctuation, suitable for Year 1 and Year 2. The worksheet set contains 11 worksheets and covers learning intentions for: Recognising upper and ...
The ACT English Test and the SAT Writing and Language Test assess test-takers in various conventions of standard English, such as punctuation, sentence structure and formation, and usage. For many ...
In elementary school, we learn that there are logical rules for the use of punctuation. Semicolons connect two related independent clauses, while colons follow an independent clause and introduce a ...
Rejoice, my fellow grammar fanatics, for today is National Punctuation Day! If you're* friends who haven't quite grasped (or simply don't care about) the concept of run-on sentences and the Oxford ...
Your words are your most powerful weapons, and yet it’s easy to undermine yourself in written communication by violating some very simple rules of punctuation. Before I dive deeper into this, a ...
Commas are used to separate words in a list and clauses in a sentence. Here are some examples of commas in lists: Her bag contained climbing shoes, rope, karabiners, chalk and a map. He had walked ...
Poor punctuation: all rules and no play. Countless style guides over the ages have prescribed the exacting rules for where to put your em-dashes, your en-dashes, your commas, your Oxford commas, your ...
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