Punctuation Marks - Capital Letter , Full Stop and Question Mark

Punctuation

A sentence is a set of words that expresses a complete thought. It tells us, who or what the sentence is about and what happened. We use sentences to communicate facts, views and ideas.

Capital Letter and Full stop (.)

We begin a sentence with a capital letter and full stop is used to mark the end of a sentence.

For Example:

The Earth revolves around the Sun. (Fact)

Eating green vegetables makes our bones strong. (Opinion)

Note

We write the names of particular persons, objects, events and places in capital letter.

For Example:

We are going to Delhi.

Dia bought a new dress.

Question mark ( ? )

Sentences that ask questions begin with capital letter and end in a question mark.

For example:

What is your name?

Where do you live?

Common Community Helpers and their Duties

Who are Community Helpers ? Community helpers are the individuals who live and work in our community and ensure that the community stays healthy, safe and happy. These community helpers do everything they can to help us and make our lives easier by providing us with goods and services. Examples of Community helpers are Doctor, Teacher, Policeman, Cook, Gardener etc. List of Community Helpers with their Duties for Kids

Mixed Tenses Exercise with Answers

Different types of Tenses There are three main tenses: (i) The Present (ii) The Past (iii) The Future The tense of a verb shows the time of action or event. For explanations of different types of Tenses in Hindi , click here.. 1. PRESENT TENSE I. Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense Exercise 1 Change the following as directed : Birds fly in the sky. (negative) Rohit loves his teacher. (interrogative) Boys are doing their homework. (negative) My friend speaks good English. (interrogative) Dogs are barking. (interrogative) He is learning music. (negative) We are going to Kolkata soon. (interrogative) Children play in the evening. (negative) Ritu sings a song. (negative) I am listening to western music. (interrogative) Naman and Chaman run fast. (interrogative) Answer: Birds do not fly in the sky. Does Rohit love his teacher? Boys are not doing their homework. Does my friend speak good English? Are dogs barking? He is not l

CVC Short Stories

Introduction to CVC Short Stories You already know a lot about letters and the sounds they make. Now you are going to put consonants and vowels together into words. The words which have a consonant at the beginning, a consonant at the end, and a short vowel in the middle. They are called CVC words . CVC stands for Consonant Vowel Consonant. We are going to Practice reading CVC words (and other words) in sentences, paragraphs, and stories Read as much of the text as you can, but remember, we are here to help you when you get stuck.

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