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Chapter 11 Punctuation

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Chapter 11. Punctuation. Periods & Other End Marks. Periods, question marks, and exclamation points are known as end marks because they are used to indicate the end of a sentence. Periods have other uses as well. Periods. Use a period at the end of a declarative sentence. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 11

Punctuation

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Periods & Other End Marks

• Periods, question marks, and exclamation points are known as end marks because they are used to indicate the end of a sentence.

• Periods have other uses as well.

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Periods

• Use a period at the end of a declarative sentence. – A declarative sentence makes a statement.

Ms. Walsh loves to read. Ms. Walsh hopes her students succeed in school.

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• Use a period at the end of almost every imperative sentence. – An imperative sentence gives a command. – Some sentences expressing emotion end with

exclamation points.

Stop asking me if you can go get a drink. Stop! Don’t eat that!

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Use a period at the end of an indirect question. – An indirect question reports what a person asked

without using the person’s exact words.

Indirect question: The teacher asked if we had all done our homework.

Direct question: Ms. Walsh asked, “Did you all do your homework?”

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Question Marks

• Use a question mark at the end of an interrogative sentence. – An interrogative sentence asks a question.

Do you like the book we are reading? Have you seen the movie? You’re from Brookfield, aren’t you?

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Exclamation Points

• Use an exclamation point to end an exclamatory sentence. – An exclamatory sentence expresses strong feeling.

What a difficult test!I think I am dying of boredom!

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Exclamation Points

Use an exclamation point after an interjection or any other exclamatory expression.

Wow! Tell me more!Oh! I have a great idea!

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Other Uses for Periods

Use a period at the end of most abbreviations or after an initial.

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Abbreviations:

sec. min.St. in. lb.Thurs. Feb.

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Initials:

R.N. B.A. P.M.M.D.

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Abbreviations without periods:

CIAVCRCAmphcmmm

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Use a period after each number or letter in an outline or list.

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Outline

Uses for CodesI. Use in wartime

A. World War IB. World War II

II. Industrial usesA. To protect new methodsB. To protect consumers’ privacy

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List

Communication Codes1. Braille2. American Sign Language3. Egyptian hieroglyphics4. Mayan hieroglyphics

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Let’s Practice!

What punctuation mark is missing?

Did you ask your parents if it was alright to stay at my house

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Stop eating all the cookies

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I am so excited for the weekend

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You went to school in Ohio, didn’t you

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I can’t wait to see my grandparentsthis weekend

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I bought a 20 lb turkey for Thanksgiving.

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My mom is a RN at a doctor’s office.

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Do not drive over 70 mph on the highway.

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Don’t forget, we have a meeting on Thurs at 9 AM.