- Worksheets>
- Language Arts>
- Grammar>
- Punctuation
Punctuation Worksheets
Our punctuation worksheets offer a step-by-step approach to mastering punctuation rules. From the basics of using periods, question marks, and exclamation points to the more advanced uses of commas, semicolons, and colons, these exercises provide extensive practice for students. Commence practice with our free worksheets.
Unscrambling Statements & Questions
Unscramble the words twice: first to form a statement, and then to frame a question and punctuate them accordingly.
Cut each punctuation mark, and glue it under names like comma, period, etc., in these punctuation worksheets.
End Punctuation | Period, Question Mark, or Exclamation?
Choose the correct end punctuation, like a period, question mark, or exclamation point, for the themed sentences.
This printable chart lists common punctuation marks and explains their uses.
Choosing Correct Punctuation Marks
Read each sentence, and punctuate it with a period, a question mark, or an exclamation point, whichever is relevant.
Learn to use commas to separate words or groups of words in a series while rewriting each sentence in these worksheets.
Using Commas with Introductory Words
Rewrite each sentence by adding a comma after yes, no, or sure, and using any other punctuation marks as are relevant.
Rewriting Sentences with Colons
Introduce a list, a quotation, or link two related sentences using a colon in these PDF worksheets.
Combining Clauses with Commas or Semicolons
Rewrite pairs of clauses with correct punctuation. Use commas or semicolons to combine related clauses into one sentence.
Separating Items Using Commas and Semicolons
In these worksheets, intersperse the items in each sentence with commas and semicolons wherever necessary.
Use punctuation marks such as periods, commas, question marks, and exclamation points to complete each sentence.
Commas and Semicolons with Conjunctive Adverbs
Put into place a comma, a semicolon, and a conjunctive adverb to glue a sentence together in these punctuation exercises.
Correct punctuation mistakes on envelope addresses, focusing on using capitalization, periods, and commas for names, streets, cities, and states.
Combining Clauses Using Semicolons
Bridge each pair of independent clauses to form meaningful sentences in these worksheets.
Rewriting with Correct Punctuation
Read the passages, apply punctuation rules, and insert correct punctuation marks to improve clarity.
Punctuation and Capitalization Practice: Excerpts
Correct punctuation and capitalization in three short excerpts to improve writing accuracy and reading skills.
Practice applying rules to capitalize proper nouns, beginnings of sentences, and more in these worksheets.
(42 Worksheets)
