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Punctuations

Punctuations

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English

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3rd - 5th Grade

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Hard

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CCSS
L.1.2B, L.1.2C, L.4.3B

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Standards-aligned

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Aadya Manocha

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9 Slides • 4 Questions

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Punctuations

Learn about where punctuations are placed and used.

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How many punctuation marks are there? 

There are 6 punctuation marks.  Let's get to know them in the next slide. 

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The 6 punctuation marks are-

  • Period/Full Stop

  • Comma

  • Question Mark

  • Quotation Mark

  • Apostrophe

  • Exclamatory Mark

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We will only learn the first three punctuation marks.

1. Period/Full Stop
2. Comma
3. Question Mark
4. Quotation Mark
5. Apostrophe

6. Exclamatory Mark

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1. Full Stop

Full stop is represented as a dot.  It is used at the end of the sentence. For example-
             The dove is very ugly.

Now, let's see if you uderstood the concept.

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Fill in the Blanks

Put the Full stop.

There is no place like home

Type answer...

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2. Comma

Comma is represented as a small slash. Like this- , .  Comma is used when we are using 3 or more than 3.  For eg:


       Sammy, Anaya, Averi, Kanal, Konal and I are going out to play. 
Now, let's see if you understood this concept.

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Fill in the Blanks

Put the comma.

I am going to the supermarket to get vegetables fruits chips bread milk and wheat.

Type answer...

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3. Question mark

Question mark is used when we are asking a question. For eg:-

When does your birthday come?


Let's see if you understood this concept.

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Fill in the Blanks

Put the question mark

What will you get from the supermarket

Type answer...

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Revision

In the next slide there will be 6 questions and you have to answer them. Let's see how good you are in this.

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Multiple Select

Chose the correct sentence.

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Why did you go there.

2

Who is your mother?

3

I study in grade 5.

4

Rajeev, Averi, Ali and Harsh are the secret five.

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Thank you!

Thanks a lot for playing!

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