End Marks 1
1.
Use periods at the end of declarative and imperative
sentences, and also indirect questions.
Please
keep your voice down. He asked
if we knew the time.
- Use a period after an
abbreviation or after an initial.
Dr. Rev. M. L. King Jr. worked for civil rights.
- Use a period after each
number or letter in an outline.
I.
Drama
A. Tragedy
1. Greek
- Use a period in
numerals between dollars and cents and before a decimal.
$14.94 3.1416
- Use a question mark in
an interrogative sentence.
Are you going to the Neil Young concert?
- Use an exclamation mark
after interjections and other exclamatory words.
Wow! I could have had a V-8!
Directions:
Rewrite the sentences. Add End Marks.
- Alice P Mills, MD, is
the guest speaker
2.
Come
here, Adam I want you to meet my cousin
- Rev Dodge has been transferred to Rochester, New York
- The train departs from the Howard St station at 6:00 AM
- Inflation went up last month An average worker earned $620 an hour
- Dr Merton asked me if I had any allergies I don’t
- David asked for a 3:30 PM appointment with his orthodontist
- Isn’t Dr Sherman available then
- Wow I just won the grand prize
- Lisa, come here Ms Tibbs needs our help with the bulletin board
- Michael is 5 ft 10 in tall He’s tall for his age
- Have you met Captain W T Booker yet
- Oh no My wallet is gone
- Mail your entry blank to PO Box 686, St Paul, Minnesota
- Boy, was that a close call