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Welcome to the English punctuation game!
Test your knowledge of punctuation marks and learn to use them correctly.
Read each sentence carefully and choose the option with the correct punctuation.
Have fun while improving your grammar and become a punctuation expert!
1
She is not a teacher: but a lawyer.
a
She is not a teacher but a lawyer.
b
She is not a teacher, a lawyer.
c
She is not a teacher; a lawyer.
2
Melany came by bus. Because her car broke down.
a
Melany came by bus, because her car broke down.
b
Melany came by bus because her car broke down.
c
Malany came by bus; because her car broke down.
3
Paul failed his final Chemistry test as a result he is going to summer school.
a
Paul failed his final Chemistry test, as a result he is going to summer school.
b
Paul failed his final Chemistry test; as a result, he is going to summer school.
c
Paul failed his final Chemistry test as a result. He is going to summer school.
4
Pauline bought onions tomatoes and bananas.
a
Pauline bought onions, tomatoes and bananas.
b
Pauline bought onions, tomatoes; and bananas.
c
Pauline bought onions, tomatoes, and bananas.
5
When I visit my grandmother she bakes cookies for me.
a
When I visit my grandmother, she bakes cookies for me.
b
When I visit my grandmother. She bakes cookies for me.
c
When I visit my grandmother; she bakes cookies for me.
6
Jane is a talented musician and she plays for her high school band.
a
Jane is a talented musician. And she plays for her high school band.
b
Jane is a talented musician; and she plays for her high school band.
c
Jane is a talented musician, and she plays for her high school band.
7
Once Serena made the decision to leave the office her boss asked her to meet with him.
a
Once Serena made the decision to leave the office. Her boss asked her to meet with him.
b
Once Serena made the decision to leave the office: her boss asked her to meet with him.
c
Once Serena made the decision to leave the office, her boss asked her to meet with him.
8
Antarctica is a mystery no one knows too much about it.
a
Antarctica is a mystery; no one knows too much about it.
b
Antarctica is a mystery no. One knows too much about it.
c
Antarctica is a mystery no one know too much, about it.
9
After trying to fix a water pump John gave up and went to bed.
a
After trying to fix a water pump. John gave up and went to bed.
b
After trying to fix, a water pump. John gave up and went to bed.
c
After trying to fix a water pump, John gave up and went to bed.
10
Mark won’t sell his car if can fix it.
a
Mark won’t sell his car, if can fix it.
b
This sentence is correct in terms of punctuation.
c
Mark won’t sell his car. If can fix it.
11
Lilly who is my cousin will take her nursing exam this summer.
a
Lilly who is my cousin will take her nursing exam, this summer.
b
Lilly who is my cousin. Will take her nursing exam this summer.
c
Lilly, who is my cousin, will take her nursing exam this summer.
12
My address is 2512 Westminster Street Montgomery Alabama 41851.
a
My address is 2512 Westminster Street, Montgomery, Alabama 41851.
b
My address is 2512, Westminster, Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 41851.
c
My address is 2512 Westminster Street Montgomery Alabama, 41851.
13
Once the wound is properly bandaged the player is allowed to return to the game.
a
Once the wound is properly bandaged, the player is allowed to return to the game.
b
Once the wound is properly bandaged. The player is allowed to return to the game.
c
Once, the wound is properly bandaged, the player is allowed to return to the game.
14
Your proposal has been excepted by the way.
a
Your proposal, has been excepted by the way.
b
Your proposal. Has been excepted by the way.
c
Your proposal has been excepted, by the way.
15
Elvis Presley who died in 1977 still has fans around the world.
a
Elvis Presley who died in 1977, still has fans around the world.
b
Elvis Presley who died in 1977. Still has fans around the world.
c
Elvis Presley, who died in 1977, still has fans around the world.
16
Artificial Intelligence will certainly replace teachers for example.
a
Artificial Intelligence will certainly replace teachers, for example.
b
Artificial Intelligence, will certainly replace teachers for example.
c
Artificial Intelligence will certainly replace, teachers for example.
17
On April 15 2026 the contract will expire.
a
On April 15 2026, the contract will expire.
b
On April 15, 2026, the contract will expire.
c
On April 15 2026 the contract, will expire.
18
Sarah loves cooking she often tries new recipes.
a
Sarah loves cooking; she often tries new recipes.
b
Sarah loves cooking she often tries new recipes.
c
Sarah loves cooking, she often tries new recipes.
19
Top brands at the fair are Apple Samsung Motorola and Lenovo.
a
Top brands at the fair are Apple, Samsung, Motorola and Lenovo.
b
Top brands at the fair are Apple, Samsung, Motorola, and Lenovo.
c
Top brands at the fair are Apple Samsung, Motorola, and Lenovo.
20
Gated communities those fancy neighborhoods with gates have been part of the US landscape for years.
a
Gated communities those fancy neighborhoods with gates, have been part of the US landscape.
b
Gated communities, those fancy neighborhoods with gates, have been part of the US landscape.
c
Gated communities: those fancy neighborhoods with gates have been part of the US landscape.
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