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Punctuation : Learn to Use Full Stop for Class 1 English

The use of punctuation adds clarity and precision to our writing, and it enables the writer to pause, stop, or give emphasis to particular sentences or clauses. This concept will mainly focus on the use of a full stop in sentences. To know more about this topic, take a look at the punctuation concept.

In this learning concept, the students will study:

  • Full-stop definition and examples.
  • Rules of using full stop symbol.
  • Common mistakes while using full stop marks.

Each concept is explained to class 1 English students using examples, illustrations, and concept maps. After you go through a concept, assess your learning by solving the two printable worksheets given at the end of the page.

Download the full-stop punctuation worksheets and check your answers with the worksheet solutions provided in PDF format.

Definition:

Sentences need particular marks or symbols. We call these marks or symbols punctuation marks. We use them to communicate better and express our ideas clearly when we write, read, and speak. All punctuation marks are very important.

Let’s take a look at some common punctuation marks in a sentence are period, question mark, and exclamation point.

Learn More about the Dot:

What is a full stop?

A full stop is a punctuation mark/ symbol which is used to show the end of a sentence. It is also known as a period.

Why do we use full stop?

We use a full stop to indicate the end of a sentence. It shows us how to read a sentence when to give a pause while reading, speaking, or writing. Without a full stop, it would be very difficult to recognize where one sentence ends and the next one begins.

Full Stop Punctuation Rules:






Look at the map below to remember the concept better!


 

 
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