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Free punctuation worksheets.

These grammar worksheets cover elementary school punctuation skills , including ending punctuation, punctuating dates, addresses and letters, commas, quotation marks, apostrophes, contractions, and colons.

Kindergarten punctuation worksheets

• Question marks
• Exclamation marks

Grade 1 punctuation worksheets

• Ending punctuation
• Periods, question marks and exclamation marks
• Writing dates
• Using commas to separate items in a list

Grade 2 punctuation worksheets

• Punctuating letters
• Placing commas after Yes, No and Sure
• Direct address commas
• Commas and place names
• Commas and clauses
• Punctuate sentences with commas
• Apostrophes and contractions
• Negative contractions
• Apostrophes and possession
• Confusing contractions ( they're / there / there; it's / its; you're / your)
• Story punctuation

Grade 3 punctuation worksheets

• Punctuating and writing addresses
• Quotation marks
• Punctuating dialogue
• Apostrophes and possession (ownership)
• Possessive nouns
• Possessive vs plural 

Grade 4 punctuation worksheets

• Punctuating speech & dialogue
• Direct and indirect quotations
• Writing dialogue
• It's of its?
• Commas to separate items in series
• Comma practice
• Contractions

Grade 5 punctuation worksheets

• Separating items in a series with commas
• Separating items in a series with semi-colons
• Introductory words and phrases
• Direct address
• Question tags
• Capitalizing and formatting titles
• Punctuation practice

Sample Punctuation Worksheet

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Punctuation Year 3 & 4 KS2. Support on punctuation for kids with Super Brainy Beans. Primary homework help with commas, apostrophes and speech marks.

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Commas in sentences.

Commas can be used to break a sentence.

I like playing football in the garden , but I prefer the park.

Let's eat , Granny.

Let's eat Granny.

Commas can also be used on either side of someone's name when they are being addressed.

Will you , Adam , please put your pens away for me?

Commas are used to separate the day of the month from the year.

I visited my uncle on March 6th , 2012 , in Manchester.

Commas have to be used to separate parts of an address.

I lived in Brook , Hampshire , for 10 years before I moved.

Commas and adverbial phrases

Commas are also used when you have adverbial phrases in a sentence. Let's see what adverbial phrases are.

Write a simple sentence.

I played tennis.

Now add an adverbial phrase to the beginning of the sentence joining it with a comma.

On Saturday , I played tennis.

If you add an adverbial phrase to the end of the sentence you do not use a comma.

I played tennis with James and Anna.

Apostrophes to show belonging (possession)

Use an apostrophe to show that something belongs to someone. The rules below all work when talking about  more than one person (plural).

If the plural ends with s then just add ' .

girls = The girls ' netball team.

If the plural does not end with s then add 's .

children = The children 's classroom.

Speech marks

Also known as inverted commas , there are some rules when using speech marks.

Put speech marks around text when someone is talking. And always use a capital letter at the beginning.

" I'll be back in half an hour, " Amy shouted.

Separate the speech from the rest of the sentence with a comma.

" I'm at the shops, " said Jill.

You may want to use some other punctuation. This is fine, just put it before the ending speech marks.

"What time is it ? " asked Bill

Speech can be broken up by inserting information about who is talking. This is the only time you do not use a capital letter.

"I'll meet you by the gate," said Sarah, " t hen we will have our picnic."

If you break the speech at the end of a sentence then you should use a comma and a full stop.

"I got a letter from Dad , " said Nina . " H e is in France."

Always start a new paragraph when the next person is talking.

"What do you want for lunch?" Mum asked. "There are sausages or fish fingers in the fridge."

"Fish fingers would be good," replied Sam.

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• Commas Worksheet

Explanation, examples, and practice using commas. Worksheet outlines the 8 comma rules. Practice involves inserting commas in sentences where needed.

• Commas Worksheet Answers

Answers to the Commas Worksheet.

• Commas Quiz

A printable commas quiz. Students can test what they have learned here.

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• Quotation Marks Worksheet

Explanations and examples of the six quotation marks rules. Practice involves inserting quotation marks in sentences where needed.

• Quotation Marks Quiz

A printable quotation marks Quiz. Students can test what they have learned here.

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• Apostrophes Worksheet

Explanation and examples of how to use apostrophes in contractions and to show possession of a noun. Practice involves rewriting/forming new sentences.

• Apostrophes Quiz

A Printable Apostrophes Quiz. Students can test what they have learned here.

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• Exclamation Points Worksheet

Explanations and examples of how/when to use exclamation points. Practice involves multiple choice and creating your own sentences.

• Exclamation Points Worksheet Answers

Answers to the Exclamation Points Worksheet.

• Periods Worksheet

Explanations and examples of how/when to use periods. Practice involves multiple choice and creating your own sentences.

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Answers to the Periods Worksheet.

• Question Marks Worksheet
• Question Marks Worksheet Answers

Answers to the Question Marks Worksheet.

• End Punctuation Quiz

A printable end punctuation quiz. Students can test what they have learned here.

• End Punctuation Quiz Answers

Answers to the End Punctuation Quiz.

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• Colons Worksheet

Explanation of the seven colon usages. Fill in the missing colons in sentences.

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Answers to the Colons Worksheet.

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• Semicolons Worksheet

Explanations and examples of the three primary semicolons usages. Practice involves inserting quotation marks in sentences where needed.

• Semicolons Quiz

A printable semicolons quiz. Students can test what they have learned here.

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