Friend Plus - Punctuation - Page 93

Matching

1. An exclamation mark (!) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.

2. A question mark (?) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.

3. A capital letter (A, B, C,…) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.

4. A comma (,) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.

5. An apostrophe (’) (for example, we’re, Susan’s) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.

6. A full stop (.) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.

7. A word in italics (for example, Thor, Coco) a. at the beginning of a sentence and with names, countries, nationalities and names of books, films and songs. b. in lists and for pauses. c. at the end of a sentence. d. at the end of the question. e. when we say the title of a book, film or song. f. for an exclamation or an imperative. g. in short forms and to show possession.