Let's solve this
Sentence Punctuation worksheet step by step.
Task:
You are given 8 sentences, each missing the correct punctuation mark at the end. You need to choose the correct punctuation (either a
question mark ? or a
period .) and place it in the blank box after each sentence.
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Rules for Punctuation:
- Use a
period (.) for
declarative sentences — statements that make a statement or give information.
- Use a
question mark (?) for
interrogative sentences — questions that ask something.
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Now let’s go through each sentence:
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1.
What is your name
→ This is a question asking for someone’s name.
✔ Punctuation: ?
2.
I am outside
→ This is a statement about where the speaker is.
✔ Punctuation: .
3.
Look at the cat
→ This is an imperative sentence (a command). Commands usually end with a period.
✔ Punctuation: .
4.
Can you play with me
→ This is a question asking if someone can play.
✔ Punctuation: ?
5.
Do you have a dog
→ This is a yes/no question.
✔ Punctuation: ?
6.
I like the color red
→ This is a statement expressing preference.
✔ Punctuation: .
7.
I love school
→ This is a declarative sentence expressing feeling.
✔ Punctuation: .
8.
Will you read this book
→ This is a question asking about future action.
✔ Punctuation: ?
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✔ Final Answers:
1. What is your name
?
2. I am outside
.
3. Look at the cat
.
4. Can you play with me
?
5. Do you have a dog
?
6. I like the color red
.
7. I love school
.
8. Will you read this book
?
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🔍 Explanation Summary:
- Sentences that
ask questions (start with "What", "Can", "Do", "Will") use
?
- Sentences that
make statements or give commands use
.
This helps students understand how punctuation conveys meaning in writing.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of punctuation worksheet 2nd grade.
