This document discusses punctuation marks and their uses. It defines punctuation as the use of marks and signs to separate words and clarify meaning in writing. When speaking, tone and pauses can clarify meaning but writing relies on punctuation marks. The most commonly used punctuation marks are then defined, including periods, question marks, and exclamation points. Examples are provided to illustrate how each mark is used. The document goes on to provide examples of sentences and asks the reader to identify the punctuation and determine if each example contains a declarative, interrogative, or exclamative sentence.

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2.  Punctuation is the use of standard marks and
signs to separate words into sentences and
clauses to clarify meaning. The marks or signs
are called punctuation marks. Punctuation
marks are signals to readers. When you speak,
you can pause, stop, or change your tone of
voice to make your meaning clear. You cannot
do this when you write. When writing, you
must use punctuation marks such as commas
and question marks to make your meaning
clear.

3.  The use of punctuation marks can be very
complex. Each punctuation mark can be used
in many ways. Here are the punctuation marks
that are most commonly used when writing
and the most typical way or ways they are
used.

4.  Period (.)
 - Use a period at the end of a declarative
sentence (a sentence which states an idea).
 "That was a wonderful movie."
 - Use a period to end an abbreviation.
 "I think that Mr. Wariah is a great teacher."

5.  Question Mark (?)
 - Use a question mark at the end of an
interrogative sentence (a sentence which asks a
question).
 "Did you like that movie?"
 - Use an exclamation mark at the end of a sentence
to show strong emotion.
 "I am happy!"
 - Use an exclamation mark at the end of a sentence
for emphasis.
 "I have to go home now!"

6.  - Use an exclamation mark after an interjection
at the start of a sentence (an interjection is a
word used to express strong feeling).
 "Wow! That ball is beautiful."

7.  What is the infinitive in these sentences ?
 1- I want to eat a banana.
 2- The monkeys are going to the zoo.
 3- We need to get a good mark for this project.
 4- They learned how to cook.
 5- You need to get the right answer to this
question.

8.  1. To eat
 2. ahahahah No answer Mouahahahahah!!
 3. To get
 4. To cook
 5. To get

9.  What types of punctuation is it?
 1. what your name? (answer?)
 2. This is so tasty!
 3. Run for your lives!
 4. My name is Mohamed Ilias.
 5. What time is it?

10.  1. interrogative sentence
 2. exclamative sentence
 3. exclamative sentence
 4. Declarative sentence
 5 Interrogative sentence