English Language

Find the sentence with the punctuation error.

• Here we go again," Tina thought.

• It was the first day of school.

• She always got a little nervous on the first day of school.

• "Hi, I'm Mrs. Robertson. What's your name?"

Find the sentence with the punctuation error.

• The teacher walked down the corridor introducing herself.

• "My name is Tina."

• She shook the teachers hand and waited patiently to enter the classroom.

• Tina started to calm down because she thought the teacher was very nice.

Can you spot the sentence with the punctuation error?

• Mrs. Robertson moved on to the next student.

• "Good morning, I'm Mrs. Robertson. Whats your name?"

• "My name is Jane," replied the student timidly.

• "How was your summer vacation?" asked Mrs. Robertson.

Spot the sentence with the error in punctuation.

• Soon it was time to enter the classroom.

• Mrs. Robertson showed the student's where to put their lunch bags.

• Then they gathered on the carpet.

• Mrs. Robertson welcomed everyone and told them how excited she was to have them for the year.

There is a punctuation error in one of the sentences. Spot the sentence with the error.

• "You will be working with each other frequently," she informed us.

• "I want to make sure we are all on the same page," she explained further

• "Please let me know what is important to you, what you value in your classroom, your classmates, your teacher and yourself," she continued.

• So we sat quietly for a while thinking about the things we valued.

Spot the sentence with the punctuation error.

• "Are you ready to discuss." she asked after a few minutes.

• Everyone was quiet.

• Then she calmly said, "Ok, I will start."

• We were all excited to hear what Mrs. Robertson had to say.

Select the sentence with the punctuation error.

• She started by listing some of her values.

• "I like respect order and neatness," she said.

• "I also like to express how I feel about things in a very respectable manner."

• "Can someone tell me some of the things they like?" she asked.

Select the sentence with the punctuation error.

• Tina raised my hand Timidly.

• "Great! We have a volunteer," said Mrs. Robertson excitedly.

• "Can you say your name?"

• "Hello everyone, I'm Tina Jackson."

Which sentence has an error in punctuation?

• "That's great, Tina. Thanks for speaking in a complete sentence."

• Tina felt great to be complimented by her new teacher.

• "I really like neat classrooms. I also like to feel comfortable when speaking in class" Tina said.

• "Is that all Tina?" asked Mrs. Robertson.

Which sentence has a punctuation error?

• "I also like honesty, fairness and working in groups."

• "That's great, Tina. said Mrs Roberston."

• The class went quiet for a little while, then someone raised their hand.

• It was Jordan King a new boy from another country.