This is a punctuation worksheet for children. The task is to add the correct punctuation mark—either a period (.), an exclamation point (!), or a question mark (?)—to the end of each sentence.
Here is the solution, with an explanation for each:
1.
We went to the park today.
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Explanation: This is a simple statement. It tells what happened. Statements end with a period.
2.
Can you come over here?
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Explanation: This is a question asking someone to do something. Questions end with a question mark.
3.
Watch out!
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Explanation: This is a command or warning, expressing urgency or surprise. Commands and exclamations often end with an exclamation point.
4.
Where is your sister going?
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Explanation: This is a direct question asking for information about someone's location. Questions end with a question mark.
5.
I love going to the beach.
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Explanation: This is a statement expressing a personal feeling or preference. Statements end with a period.
6.
Ouch! That really hurt.
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Explanation:
* "Ouch!" is an exclamation, a cry of pain. Exclamations end with an exclamation point.
* "That really hurt." is a statement describing what happened. Statements end with a period.
7.
Why did you go to the store?
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Explanation: This is a question asking for a reason. Questions end with a question mark.
8.
Harry has a blue hat.
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Explanation: This is a simple statement describing what Harry possesses. Statements end with a period.
9.
There is a bird in the tree.
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Explanation: This is a statement reporting a fact or observation. Statements end with a period.
10.
Do you know how to read?
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Explanation: This is a question, even though it starts with "Do". It is asking for information. Questions end with a question mark.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of correct punctuation sentences worksheet.
