Punctuation true or false
Is this apostrophe in the right place? Does that sentence need a comma? Students judge each statement true or false, and the class results show which rules still need attention.
- Level
- Primary
- Subject
- English
- Category
- Grammar and punctuation
- Format
- True or False
- Questions
- 10
- Time
- About 4 min
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What's inside
- Apostrophe, comma and capital letter rules
- Fast true or false rounds
- Live results for class discussion
First questions
- A sentence should begin with a capital letter.
- A comma on its own is the correct way to join two full sentences.
- The apostrophe in "don't" shows that a letter is missing.
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