A
complete sentence always
ends
with a
punctuation mark.
The
following poems may help you
figure out which
punctuation mark to
use when
you write a
complete sentence.
Click
on the arrow to read the poems with me.
Period
If
you write a
statement or
command,
your sentence has a friend.
It's a small, round dot called a
period,
and you'll place it at the end.
Question
Mark
When writing a sentence that
asks
something,
there's a funny mark to know.
It's curved and called a
question mark.
Put it at the end and go.
!
Exclamation
Point
!
Help me!
Oh no!
Hooray, it's my birthday!
We won!
Don't get your nose out of joint!
When writing to show an exciting thought,
you should use an
exclamation point!
Let's practice!
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see how much you've learned!