Topics of this game:
- Used to separate two independent (or independent and dependent) clauses
- Used to end a question
- Used to end an exclamatory statement
- Used to combine two words or show possession
- Used to start a list or make a singular point
- Used to separate two short, related independent clauses
- Acronym we use for capitalization
- What should be capitalized: We saw karen making fun of you.
- What should be capitalized: your birthday isn't for two weeks.
- What should be capitalized: My birthday is in june.
- What should be capitalized: I saw mrs. Kravitsky at Walmart yesterday!
- Used at the end of a sentence, or during a sentence, to make our writing grammatically correct
- Used at the end of a statement
