REPORTED BY:
ELAN, JOSEPH KUIE M.
EGUA, JOHN NOA
EDULAN, RENAH JANE
Hello, Students!
PANCTUATION - Punctuation is a system of marks
and symbols used in written language to clarify
meaning, separate structural units, and enhance
readability. It guides readers on how to interpret
the text, indicating pauses, emphasis, and the
relationships between words and phrases.
PERIODS- It's used as a way to emphasize agreement or to
indicate that a statement is final and there's no
further discussion needed.
This is the best paper I've ever
written.
UESTIONMARKS- The question mark (?), also known as an interrogation
point, is a punctuation mark that signifies a question. It's
like a signal to the reader that the sentence is asking for
information or confirmation.
What is the capital of Wales? Does anyone
have a pen I can borrow?
EXCLAMATIONPOINTS- An exclamation point (or exclamation mark), denoted by the
symbol "!", is a punctuation mark used in writing to express
strong feelings or emotions, such as surprise, excitement,
emphasis, or urgency. It is often used at the end of a sentence
or phrase to indicate a strong statement or a sudden
interruption.
Yes, I will marry you! Oh!
Oh! That is a gorgeous dress!
Wow! I can't believe I ran into you here.
COMMAS- a commonly used punctuation mark that is used to separate two
words, phrases or clauses in a sentence.
George traveled to Spain, France, and Germany.
SEMICOLONS AND COLONS- A colon ) is used to introduce information
set up by the previous clause. It's
typically used before a list, example, or
explanation. A semicolon ( is used to join
related independent clauses together in
the same sentence without a conjunction.
The rain poured down in sheets;
the wind howled through the trees.
There are three things I need from the store: milk, eggs,
and bread.
APOSTROPHES- YApostrophes are a crucial part of written English, and
using them correctly can make a big difference in the
clarity and accuracy of your writing.
It's a nice day outside.
You're not supposed to be here
QUOTATION MARKS- Quotation marks, also known as speech marks, are punctuation
marks used in English to quote the exact words of a speaker in a
sentence and to indicate names, titles, and more. They are used
to show direct quotes, dialogue, and certain titles, or to set aside
words in text.
John thinks that this brother [Jeff] will be
a great dad,” said Andrew.
PARENTHESES AND BRACKETS- Parentheses, ( ), are used to add extra
information in text, while brackets, [ ], are used
mainly in quotations to add extra information
that wasn't in the original quote
She is coming to our house after work (around six
o' clock). I am going to visit my grandma (my dad's
mom) today.
HYPHENS AND DASHES- Hyphens are used to join two or more words together to
form a compound word.
dashes can be used to show a connection or
relationship between two words or phrases.
well-known, state-of-the-art, twenty-one,
mother-in-law
New York–London flight The US–Mexico border
COMMON PUNCTUATION MISTAKES:
COMMON PUNCTUATION MISTAKES" refers to a collection of errors
that people frequently make when using punctuation marks in
writing. These mistakes can range from simple oversights, like
forgetting a period at the end of a sentence, to more complex
issues, such as confusing the use of commas, semicolons, and colons.
Read the following sentences and add the correct punctuation marks where needed.
You can use commas, periods, question marks, exclamation points, apostrophes, and
ACTIVITY: quotation marks.
1. The dog barked louldly at the mailman who was wearing a bright yellow hat
2. Do you like to eat pizza or tacos
3. My favorite is blue its a calming and peaceful hue
4. I cant believe you ate all the cookies I was saving them for later
5. “Hey” she said “ where are you going”
6. Lets go to the park its a beautiful day
7. The cut jumped on yhe table and knocked over the base
8. What beautiful day its sunny and warm
9. I love to read books especially mysteries and thrillers
10. Hes going to the store to buy milk eggs and bread
Thank You
