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To indicate the end of a sentence. Followed by a capital letter.

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1 To indicate the end of a sentence. Followed by a capital letter.
Reviewing Full Stops To indicate the end of a sentence. Followed by a capital letter.

2 Full Stops Full stops are one of the most basic forms of punctuation. They make it clear for the reader that you have made a complete point and are ready to move on to the next. If you don’t use full stops, your meaning becomes unclear and difficult for the reader to follow. Sean was eating a large pizza he was getting fed up with it he decided to give the rest to the dog the dog was happy

3 Rewrite the following so they include full stops
Rewrite the following so they include full stops. There are 4 missing from each. Thank you for your letter it came this morning i was glad to hear your father is back from Turkey you must be very glad to see him The thief took out a large bunch of keys he soon found one to fit the door then he walked carefully down the corridor suddenly the alarm bell began to ring A boy took home a stolen bicycle his father yelled and sent him to bed the next day the boy wanted to put the matter right by returning the bicycle he found his father had gone to work on it

4 Check Your Answers Thank you for your letter. It came this morning. I was glad to hear your father is back from Turkey. You must be very glad to see him. The thief took out a large bunch of keys. He soon found one to fit the door. Then he walked carefully down the corridor. Suddenly the alarm bell began to ring. A boy took home a stolen bicycle. His father yelled and sent him to bed. The next day the boy wanted to put the matter right by returning the bicycle. He found his father had gone to work on it.


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