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Punctuation Practice

The same sentence written several ways. Pick the one that is punctuated correctly, with an explanation every time.

What does this practise? (a quick guide for parents)

Punctuation marks are tiny, so mistakes hide easily. This trainer makes children compare nearly identical sentences, which is exactly the skill test questions reward. It covers:

  • Apostrophes: belonging (the dog's bowl), contractions (didn't), and the its/it's trap.
  • Commas: lists, fronted adverbials, and clauses.
  • Speech marks: where the comma, capital and question mark go.
  • Capitals and endings: names, places, days, and choosing . ? or !

Encourage your child to read each option aloud in their head: punctuation is easier to hear than to see.