Punctuation
Grammar and Punctuation
Grammar
What type of punctuation in a sentence
100

A punctuation to make up a new word of you own?

Hyphen

100

A punctuation that indicates a pause in the sentence and that looks like a wink

Semicolon

100

A grammar describing a person, place,or thing 

Noun

100

I bought:crayons,markers,chips,coke,and a coloring book for the weekend.

Colon

200

A punctuation that is a thing to added on to a sentence or a items in a series or list

Comma

200

Sam arrived after dinner to finish all her homework at the after school program.

Preposition

200

A word to describe action, state,or occurrence to predicate the main part of a sentence

verb

200

The basketball tournament was yesterday - the day my dog pasted away.

Dash

300

A punctuation that tells a person that owns something in possession or omission of letters and numbers

Apostrophe

300

A sentence that needs to be switched around to make make sense.

Modifiers

300

Its a type of grammar that is a noun or a noun phrase that is positioned next to another noun to rename or describe it in a different way.

Appositive

300

The teacher told me to do my work, after school the teacher told on me to the principle then told my mom about the situation.

Comma

400

A punctuation that is to a list, to a quoted sentence, or to an explanation

Colon

400

Clara is running late to geometry and can't hurry to her class because of a traffic jam.

FANBOYS

400

Describes a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element?

Preposition

400

Let's pretend you become famous. What do you think you'd be known for?

Question Mark

500

A punctuation that is dramatic in grammar which also is a add on to a sentence

Dash

500

Ashley goes to the park;she can't not stay no more than 1 and a half hours at the park.

Semi-colon

500

Describe adjectives,nouns,verbs or a word group expressing a relation of place,time,circumstance,cause, etc.

Adverb

500

Callie's sports car was stolen at the mall while she was shopping in H&M for new cloths.

Apostrophe

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