Archbishop Courtenay Primary School
Punctuation
- Can use CAPITAL LETTERS
- Can use CAPITAL LETTERS Test 1
- Can use FULL STOPS
- Can use FULL STOPS Test 1
- Can use QUESTION MARKS
- Can use QUESTION MARKS Test 1
- Can use EXCLAMATION MARKS
- Can use EXCLAMATION MARKS Test 1
- Can use COMMAS IN LISTS
- Can use COMMAS IN LISTS Test 1
- Can use COMMAS TO MARK PHRASES OR CLAUSES
- Can use COMMAS TO MARK PHRASES OR CLAUSES Test 1
- Can use COMMAS TO CLARIFY MEANING
- Can use COMMAS TO CLARIFY MEANING Test 1
- Can use COMMAS AFTER FRONTED ADVERBIALS
- Can use COMMAS AFTER FRONTED ADVERBIALS Test 1
- Can use INVERTED COMMAS
- Can use INVERTED COMMAS Test 1
- Can use APOSTROPHES (to mark singular, plural possession and contracted forms)
- Can use APOSTROPHES Test 1
- Can use punctuation for PARENTHESIS (brackets, dashes or commas to indicate parenthesis)
- Can use punctuation for PARENTHESIS (brackets, dashes or commas to indicate parenthesis) Test 1
- Can use ELLIPSES
- Can use ELLIPSES Test 1
- Can use COLONS (to mark the boundary between independent clauses and to introduce a list)
- Can use COLONS (to mark the boundary between independent clauses and to introduce a list) Test 1
- Can use SEMI-COLONS (to mark the boundary between independent clauses)
- Can use SEMI-COLONS (to mark the boundary between independent clauses) Test 1
- Can use single dashes (to mark the boundary between independent clauses)
- Can use single dashes (to mark the boundary between independent clauses) Test 1
- Can use HYPHENS to avoid ambiguity
- Can use hyphens to avoid ambiguity Test 1
- Can use BULLET POINTS to list information
- Can use BULLET POINTS to list information Test 1