Punctuation exercises
These punctuation worksheets include the use of commas, apostrophes and contractions in punctuating sentences and paragraphs.
Commas
Punctuating letters - punctuate the letters, including dates, with commas
Yes, No, Sure - insert commas after Yes, No or Sure at the start of sentences
Direct address commas - separating names in direct address
Commas and place names - commas between city and state or city and country
Commas and clauses - commas in compound sentences with and, or, but, so
Punctuate sentences with commas - add missing commas to sentences
Apostrophes and contractions
Making contractions - use apostrophes to make contractions (e.g. we will → we'll)
Negative contractions - rewrite sentences with negative contractions
Apostrophes & possession - use apostrophes to show possession (e.g. the dog's tail)
Confusing contractions: they're / there / there; it's / its; you're / your
Punctuating sentences and texts
Ending punctuation - rewrite sentences as statements, questions and exclamations
Story punctuation - punctuate the text with commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks and apostrophes
Sample grade 2 punctuation worksheet
