Punctuation Worksheet 1 - Free Printable

Let's solve the punctuation exercise step by step. The task is to rewrite each sentence using capital letters, full stops, and question marks where appropriate.

We need to:
- Capitalize the first letter of each sentence.
- Use a full stop (.) at the end of declarative sentences.
- Use a question mark (?) at the end of questions.
- Correct any spelling mistakes (e.g., "colou" → "colour").

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Here are the corrected sentences:

1. What is the name of your school?
*(This is a question, so it starts with a capital and ends with a question mark.)*

2. A cat has a long tail.
*(Declarative sentence; capitalize first letter and add a full stop.)*

3. Radha is my friend.
*(Name "Radha" should be capitalized; sentence ends with a full stop.)*

4. An apple is red in colour.
*(Corrected "colou" to "colour"; sentence is declarative.)*

5. Rita is sitting on a chair.
*(Name "Rita" capitalized; full stop added.)*

6. The crow is black in colour.
*(Corrected "colou" to "colour"; full stop added.)*

7. How are you?
*(Question — starts with capital and ends with question mark.)*

8. Gopal goes to school by bus.
*(Name "Gopal" capitalized; full stop added.)*

9. I have a blue pen.
*(Capitalized "I"; full stop added.)*

10. There are many flowers in the garden.
*(Capitalized first word; full stop added. Note: "flowers" was misspelled as "flowers" — actually correct in original, but likely meant to be "flowers". Assuming typo in image.)*

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Final Answer:

1. What is the name of your school?
2. A cat has a long tail.
3. Radha is my friend.
4. An apple is red in colour.
5. Rita is sitting on a chair.
6. The crow is black in colour.
7. How are you?
8. Gopal goes to school by bus.
9. I have a blue pen.
10. There are many flowers in the garden.

✔ All sentences now follow proper capitalization, punctuation, and grammar rules.