Punctuation Marks - Learn By Having #quiz3

1. full stop:

1. to mark the end of an exclamation or strong command
2. in addresses
3. to mark the end of a direct question
4. sometimes in abbreviations

2. Comma:

1. to separate non-essential phrases from the main sentence
2. to mark the end of an exclamation or strong command
3. to show where a letter or letters are missing in a word
4. sometimes for an unusual plural form

3. apostrophe:

1. after subordinate phrases at the beginning of a sentence.
2. round ‘yes’ or ‘no’ used as answers
3. to show possession especially for people
4. after people’s initials

4. inverted commas:

1. round ‘yes’ or ‘no’ used as answers
2. to emphasize a word or to indicate a foreign word or unusual use of a word
3. to show where a letter or letters are missing in a word
4. before question-tags at the end of a sentence

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