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CHAPTER 1: READING FOR MEANING

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Chapter 1

CHAPTER 1: READING FOR MEANING

Course: Ged Test Prep
Subject: English Languages Art Rla
Chapter: Chapter 3 Grammar And Language Usage


In today’s lesson, we will explore the three primary end punctuation marks and various comma rules in the English language.

End punctuation

  • Period (.)

A period is used at the end of a statement.

Example:

She is a good girl.

This sentence is a declarative statement and is concluded with a period.

  • Question mark (?)

As the name suggests, it is used to indicate an interrogative sentence.

Example: Where is the book?

This sentence seeks information and requires a question mark at the end.

  • Exclamation mark (!)

It used in sentences that indicate strong emotions, surprise, or commands.

Example:

Stop!

This sentence is a command, indicating a directive or request for someone to perform or refrain from performing a specific action.

Comma rules

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