English Grammar 101 - Lesson 5-1

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P	eriod versus Question Mark Lesson 5-1

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Prompt:	Declarative sentences, sentences that make a statement, end with a period. Interrogative sentences, sentences that ask a question, end with a question mark (?). A declarative sentence can be changed to a question by inflecting one's voice: "It is snowing." or "It is snowing?" However for this exercise, we will use the usual and customary pattern of words to show declarative and interrogative sentences.
Directions:	The end-point punctuation has been omitted for the following sentences. Click to select the correct end-point punctuation from the choices at the end of each sentence.

	1.	Has the rain stopped ( . ) ( ? )
	2.	The rain has stopped ( . ) ( ? )
	3.	We are having good weather ( . ) ( ? )
	4.	I like that song ( . ) ( ? )
	5.	Who is the singer ( . ) ( ? )
	6.	These are the videos, aren't they ( . ) ( ? )
	7.	Wyoming is a large state ( . ) ( ? )
	8.	You won't forget, will you ( . ) ( ? )
	9.	I wish I had not written that letter ( . ) ( ? )
	10.	Tomorrow is another day ( . ) ( ? )
	11.	Are you preparing yourself ( . ) ( ? )
	12.	I submitted an application for that job ( . ) ( ? )
	13.	Are you looking for work ( . ) ( ? )
	14.	Will you ever forgive me ( . ) ( ? )
	15.	I enjoy watching the evening news ( . ) ( ? )
	16.	Who is your favorite announcer ( . ) ( ? )
	17.	Is that the best you can do ( . ) ( ? )
	18.	I am the best player ( . ) ( ? )
	19.	My favorite season is fall ( . ) ( ? )
	20.	What is your score ( . ) ( ? )