What am I?
Commas
End Marks
Semi-Colons/Hyphens/Dashes
Capital Letters
100

You use me at the end of an interrogatory sentence.

What is a question mark?

100

Every Sunday I make sure to do my laundry.

After Sunday

Every Sunday, I make sure to do my laundry.

100

The bus had twenty rows of seats

The bus had twenty rows of seats.

100

This rock hard cake is absolutely impossible to eat.

This rock-hard cake is absolutely impossible to eat.

100

My brother and i go swimming every weekend.

My brother and I go swimming every weekend.

200

You use me at the end of a strong command.

What is an exclamation mark?

200

My estate goes to my husband son daughter-in-law and nephew.

My estate goes to my husband, son, daughter-in-law, and nephew.

200

Is it five o’clock yet

Is it five o’clock yet?

200

The cat slept through the storm the dog cowered under the bed.

The cat slept through the storm; the dog cowered under the bed.

200

Marie got a 100 on the quiz; lois got a 95.

Marie got a 100 on the quiz; Lois got a 95.

300

You use me to indicate possession or the omission of letters. 

What is an apostrophe?

300

He walked all the way home and he shut the door.

He walked all the way home, and he shut the door.

300

There’s a shark in the water

There’s a shark in the water!

300

I always try to pack light for vacation however, I always seem to need an extra bag for all of my shoes and books.

I always try to pack light for vacation; however, I always seem to need an extra bag for all of my shoes and books.

300

If you bring your sunglasses, sunscreen, and a towel; we can go to san pedro.

If you bring your sunglasses, sunscreen, and a towel; we can go to San Pedro.

400

You use me to join words.

What is a hyphen?

400

If you are not sure about this let me know now.

If you are not sure about this, let me know now.

400

Wow That’s some new hairstyle

Wow! That’s some new hairstyle.

400

I opened the door and there she stood my long lost sister.

I opened the door and there she stood—my long lost sister.

400

Hey! It’s great to see you! how have you been?

Hey! It’s great to see you! How have you been?

500

You use  me to separate items in a list.

What is a comma?

500

The actor knowing it was late hurried home.

The actor, knowing it was late, hurried home.

500

What an exciting place

What an exciting place!
500

The new nurse who was wearing the same purple scrubs as the old nurse entered the room with a tray of Jello.


The new nurse—who was wearing the same purple scrubs as the old nurse—entered the room with a tray of Jello.


500

Just wait until mom sees this!

Just wait until Mom sees this!

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