Let's solve the punctuation exercise step by step. The task is to
insert commas (,) and correct punctuation marks where needed and then
rewrite each sentence correctly.
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1. He needs some wires switches and bulbs
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Problem: Multiple items in a list — "wires", "switches", and "bulbs" — need commas to separate them.
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Corrected Sentence:
He needs some wires, switches, and bulbs.
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✔ Added commas between items in the list. Also added a period at the end.
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2. Dad what are you doing
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Problem: "Dad" is being addressed directly — needs a comma after it. The sentence is a question, so it should end with a question mark.
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Corrected Sentence:
Dad, what are you doing?
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✔ Comma after "Dad" (direct address), question mark at the end.
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3. She brought some fruits sweets and cakes for the guests
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Problem: List of items: "fruits", "sweets", and "cakes" — need commas to separate.
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Corrected Sentence:
She brought some fruits, sweets, and cakes for the guests.
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✔ Commas between list items, period at the end.
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4. Ravi Rahul Pranshu and Harsh are playing ludo
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Problem: Names of people in a list — need commas between them.
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Corrected Sentence:
Ravi, Rahul, Pranshu, and Harsh are playing Ludo.
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✔ Commas between names, "and" before the last name, capitalization of "Ludo" (game name).
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5. Sonal are you going out to play
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Problem: "Sonal" is being addressed — needs a comma. It’s a question.
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Corrected Sentence:
Sonal, are you going out to play?
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✔ Comma after direct address, question mark.
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6. Do you like football
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Problem: This is a question — missing question mark.
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Corrected Sentence:
Do you like football?
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✔ Add question mark at the end.
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7. Oh no
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Problem: Exclamation — expresses surprise or emotion. Needs an exclamation mark.
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Corrected Sentence:
Oh no!
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✔ Add exclamation mark.
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8. I am excited about our adventure camp
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Problem: Statement, but no ending punctuation.
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Corrected Sentence:
I am excited about our adventure camp.
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✔ Add period at the end.
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9. What a great bubble that was
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Problem: This is an exclamatory sentence — expressing excitement. Should end with an exclamation mark.
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Corrected Sentence:
What a great bubble that was!
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✔ Add exclamation mark.
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10. We live near a park
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Problem: Simple declarative sentence — missing period.
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Corrected Sentence:
We live near a park.
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✔ Add period at the end.
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✔ Final Answers:
1. He needs some wires, switches, and bulbs.
2. Dad, what are you doing?
3. She brought some fruits, sweets, and cakes for the guests.
4. Ravi, Rahul, Pranshu, and Harsh are playing Ludo.
5. Sonal, are you going out to play?
6. Do you like football?
7. Oh no!
8. I am excited about our adventure camp.
9. What a great bubble that was!
10. We live near a park.
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✔ All sentences now have proper punctuation, including commas in lists, correct use of question marks, exclamation marks, and periods.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of punctuations worksheet for grade 3.
