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Choose the sentence with the correct punctuations marks.
 

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Choose the sentence with the correct punctuations marks.

by Kooshul MIE
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ram and steve were walking home after the film

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was it already midnight

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what a dark and quiet night it was

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they saw bats owls and cats on their way home

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"its getting late," said steve

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suddenly they heard a strange noise behind them

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the womans dress was long and white

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ram whispered i think she is following us

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steve run as fast as you can

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they ran all the way to 21 rose street camp diable

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Every affirmative sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop. Example: The sun is shining.

A question mark is used at the end of a question. Example: Are you ready to go?

An exclamation mark shows surprise or strong feeling. Example: What a beautiful day!

A comma separates items in a list. Example: I packed a shirt, trousers and shoes.

An apostrophe replaces missing letters in contractions and shows possession. Examples: 1. It’s time to go. (Contraction: It is time to go.) 2. Stella's bag is on the table. (Possession)

We use a comma after introductory words like 'suddenly', 'finally', or 'slowly'. Example: Finally, the rain stopped.

Use an apostrophe + s to show something belongs to someone. Example: The baby’s toy is soft.

Use inverted commas to show the speaker’s exact words and a comma before the quote. Example: Ben said, “Let’s play outside.”

Place a comma before the person’s name when speaking directly to them. Example: Leena, please help me.

Use commas to separate parts of an address in a sentence. Example: My aunt lives at 10 Palm Street, Quatre Bornes.

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