Types of Sentences

Front

Punctuation for: I won the spelling bee

Back

!

Front

Correct punctuation:

Back

No one can sneeze with their eyes open.

Front

Correct punctuation: Is the strongest muscle in the human body your tongue?

Back

Is the strongest muscle in the human body your tongue?

Front

Correct punctuation: Even though the brain processes pain signals, it does not feel pain.

Back

Even though the brain processes pain signals, it does not feel pain.

Front

Correct punctuation: What do you think Kyle and his dad will cook tonight?

Back

What do you think Kyle and his dad will cook tonight?

Front

Correct punctuation: The nurse is giving the girl a lollipop.

Back

The nurse is giving the girl a lollipop.

Front

Correct punctuation: I can see a bike, a basketball, a tennis racket, and a pool.

Back

I can see a bike, a basketball, a tennis racket, and a pool.

Answer explanation

When writing a list or series of items remember to place a comma after the first item and before the and. For example: I went to the store to buy milk, eggs, juice, and candy.

Front

Correct punctuation for: Do you know when the Titanic sank

Back

?