Punctuation Directions: Click on the next to the sentence that is punctuated correctly. “.,?! ” Let’s start!

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Punctuation Directions: Click on the next to the sentence that is punctuated correctly. “.,?! ” Let’s start!

“I will wash the dishes for you,” said Molly “I will wash the dishes for you, said Molly” “I will wash the dishes for you,” said Molly. I will wash the dishes for you said Molly. I will wash the dishes for you said Molly.

Bonk! Click here to try again! Bonk! Click here to try again!

Great Job! Click here to keep going. Great Job! Click here to keep going.

I have two cats and one dog I have two cats, and one dog. I have two cats and one dog? I have two cats and one dog.

Bonk! Click here to try again! Bonk! Click here to try again!

Ding! Click here to keep going. Ding! Click here to keep going.

“Listen quietly,” said Ms. Hobbs. Listen quietly, said Ms. Hobbs. Listen quietly, said Ms. Hobbs. “Listen quietly, said Ms. Hobbs” “Listen quietly” said Ms. Hobbs

Sorry! Click here to try again! Sorry! Click here to try again!

Well Done! Click here to keep going. Well Done! Click here to keep going.

“We are going to Disney World, said Mom” “We are going to Disney World,” said Mom. We are going to Disney World, said Mom. We are going to Disney World, said Mom. We are going to Disney World said Mom. We are going to Disney World said Mom.

Whoops! Click here to try again! Whoops! Click here to try again!

Awesome! Click here to keep going. Awesome! Click here to keep going.

Dad said. He ate the chocolate cake. Dad said. He ate the chocolate cake. Dad said “He ate the chocolate cake” Dad said he ate the chocolate cake. Dad said, “He ate the chocolate cake.”

Bonk! Click here to try again! Bonk! Click here to try again!

Yes! Click here to keep going. Yes! Click here to keep going.

She gave me a toy two games and a movie. She gave me a toy, two games, and a movie. She gave me a toy, two games, and a movie? She gave me a toy, two games, and a movie? She gave me a toy two games, and a movie! She gave me a toy two games, and a movie!

Sorry! Click here to try again! Sorry! Click here to try again!

You’re Terrific! Click here to keep going. You’re Terrific! Click here to keep going.

Maggie said, “Jane sent me a letter?’’ Maggie said, Jane sent me a letter. Maggie said “Jane sent me a letter” Maggie said, “Jane sent me a letter.”

BONK! Click here to try again! BONK! Click here to try again!

Great Job! Click here to keep going. Great Job! Click here to keep going.

ms hobbs bought a new shirt? Ms. Hobbs bought a new shirt. Ms. Hobbs bought a new shirt! Ms. Hobbs bought a new shirt?

Not Quite! Click here to try again! Not Quite! Click here to try again!

Yes Indeed! Click here to keep going. Yes Indeed! Click here to keep going.

James asked, “Did you find my pencil?” James, asked. Did you find my pencil. James asked “Did you find my pencil.” James asked, “Did you find my pencil.”

Nope! Click here to try again! Nope! Click here to try again!

Well Done! Click here to keep going. Well Done! Click here to keep going.

My sister’s birthday is March 6? My sister’s birthday is March 6! My sisters birthday is March 6. My sisters birthday is March 6

Say What? Click here to try again! Say What? Click here to try again!

Keep it up! Click here to keep going. Keep it up! Click here to keep going.

Tom exclaimed, I found my bike? Tom exclaimed, “I found my bike” Tom exclaimed “I found my bike.” Tom exclaimed, “I found my bike!”

Sorry Charlie! Click here to try again! Sorry Charlie! Click here to try again!

You’re on the right track! Click here to keep going. You’re on the right track! Click here to keep going.

Ann bought a new car? Ann bought a new car Ann bought a new car. “Ann bought a new car.”

BONK! Click here to try again! BONK! Click here to try again!

Ding! Click here to keep going. Ding! Click here to keep going.

Sarah asked, “May I borrow that book?” “Sarah asked, May I borrow that book.” Sarah asked, “May I borrow that book.”. Sarah asked May I borrow that book?

Not exactly! Click here to try again! Not exactly! Click here to try again!

You Did It! Congratulations!!