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Punctuation: End Marks. The period. The period. A statement is followed by a period. The period. A statement is followed by a period. The last day of summer vacation finally arrived. The period. A statement is followed by a period. The last day of summer vacation finally arrived.
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The period. • A statement is followed by a period.
The period. • A statement is followed by a period. • The last day of summer vacation finally arrived.
The period. • A statement is followed by a period. • The last day of summer vacation finally arrived. • Write 5 statements, end them with periods. • Pick one, identify the nouns andpronouns.
Punctuation: Periods Other uses.
Periods: Other uses. • An abbreviation or initial is followed by a period.
Periods: Other uses. • An abbreviation or initial is followed by a period. • U.A.R. – United Arab Republic • Jan. – January • Mr. – Mister • A.D. – Anno Domini (Year of the Lord) • W.H. Auden – Walter Hughes Auden
Periods: Other uses. • An abbreviation or initial is followed by a period. • U.A.R. – United Arab Republic • Jan. – January • Mr. – Mister • A.D. – Anno Domini (Year of the Lord) • W.H. Auden – Walter Hughes Auden • Write 5 sentences with abbreviations.
Question Mark • A question is followed by a question mark.
Question Mark • A question is followed by a question mark. • Why were you absent yesterday?
Question Mark • A question is followed by a question mark. • Why were you absent yesterday? • An indirect question is a statement, so it gets a period.
Question Mark • A question is followed by a question mark. • Why were you absent yesterday? • An indirect question is a statement, so it gets a period. • I wonder who was chosen as Harvest King in the county fair. • She asked if she could play pinball. • The teacher asked who was chewing gum.
Question Mark • Write 5 sentences. Three with questions, two with indirect questions. Use appropriate punctuation.
Exclamation Mark • An exclamation is followed by an exclamation mark.
Exclamation Mark • An exclamation is followed by an exclamation mark. • Bravo!
Exclamation Mark • An exclamation is followed by an exclamation mark. • Bravo! • What a terrific game!
Exclamation Mark • An exclamation is followed by an exclamation mark. • Bravo! • What a terrific game! • Do not use an exclamation mark unless a statement is obviously emphatic.
Exclamation Mark • An exclamation is followed by an exclamation mark. • Bravo! • What a terrific game! • Do not use an exclamation mark unless a statement is obviously emphatic. • Write 5 statements that are emphatic, and need exclamation marks. Complete sentences! Not just one word!