English Grammar 101 - Lesson 5-3

English Grammar 101
Online

Version 6.0

English Grammar

P	eriod versus Question Mark, Exclamation Point Lesson 5-3

Comments:
Prompt:	We have found that a sentence or sentence fragment used as a sentence ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation point. For this exercise, we will use the usual and customary pattern of words to show sentence types.
Directions:	The end-point punctuation has been omitted from the following sentences. Click to select the correct end-point punctuation from the choices at the end of each sentence.

	1.	What a lovely party ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	2.	Yesterday was a beautiful day ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	3.	Did you see the colorful forests ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	4.	Take the mountain road ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	5.	How fortunate we are ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	6.	Winter will soon be here ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	7.	Are you ready for the cold ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	8.	Button up your overcoat ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	9.	Wow ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	10.	She is an obstinate person ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	11.	How soon will it snow ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	12.	I am shocked ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	13.	Where shall we begin the story ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	14.	Stay in by the fire where it is warm ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	15.	May I go outside ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	16.	A declarative sentence makes a statement ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	17.	Does an interrogative sentence ask a question ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	18.	Place a period at the end of an imperative sentence ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	19.	We won ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )
	20.	What a delight to be finished ( . ) ( ? ) ( ! )