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Punctuation / Present Simple & Present Continuous To practice doing exercise about Present Simple Tense, Present Continuous Tense and how to put the punctuation marks into the sentences. Level: elementary Age: 8-10 Type:     Direct/Indirect Speech Review Direct and Indirect Speech Level: intermediate Age: 7-17 Type:     Absolute phrases An introduction to the �absolute phrases� as a part of syntax accompanied with some exercises Level: advanced Age: 15-100 Type:     Elementary Punctuation worksheet.test Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type:     Working at the Restaurant usage of would Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     CAPITALIZATION EXERCISES Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type:     informal e-mail parts of informal letter Level: elementary Age: 6-8 Type:     Capitalization and Punctuation Capitalization and Punctuation Level: elementary Age: 5-7 Type:     Quote Sandwiches Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type:     Practice Using Commas The sentences on this worksheet will require learners to put commas in the right places. Level: intermediate Age: 13-15 Type:     Punctuation Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     Paddington bear Original Characters Name the characters after reading the original story of Paddington Bear. Demonstrates Capital letters for names. Word bank is included , but this can be deleted. Level: elementary Age: 4-6 Type:     Where Does the Period Go? Students need to find where to put the periods. You can have students work as a group to find where the periods go by giving pairs of students different colored markers to keep track of who did what. Level: elementary Age: 5-8 Type:     Common Word Errors Level: intermediate Age: 13-16 Type:     Speech Marks and Speech bubbles Introductory worksheet of quotation marks/speech marks and speech bubbles, quick assessment of the conceps through a simple worksheet. Level: elementary Age: 5-9 Type:	Our friends in the sentences: Capital Letter and punctuation This is a simple instruction for students with lower abilities. It helps them understand capital letter and punctuation. The questions/sentences on the power can be used as a completition. It helps enagage students� attention. Level: elementary Age: 6-7 Format: PowerPoint           punctuation marks A simple presentation putting forward visually the rules to be followed while using a period,question mark,exclamation mark and a comma along with simpl reinforcement exercises alongside. Level: elementary Age: 8-11 Format: PowerPoint           THE USES OF CAPITAL LETTERS IT EXPLAIN THE USES OF CAPITAL LETTERS AND ALSO HAS EXERCISES TO PRACTICE THAT. Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Format: PowerPoint           punctuation semicolon an exercise about semicolon with its answers Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           quotation marks rules and examples of quotations Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Puntuation Rules A detailed power point presentation to help you the the basic puntuation rules to your students. It aslo includews a list of sentences for your students to punctuate. Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Format: PowerPoint           Punctuation Punctuation PPT Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           punctuation marks presentation this presentation would help you to explain why we need to use punctuation marks. Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Format: PowerPoint           Punctuation Marks Punctuation is the system of symbols (. , ! - : etc) that we use to separate sentences and parts of sentences, and to make their meaning clear. Each symbol is called a "punctuation mark". Level: intermediate Age: 10-12 Format: PowerPoint           Punctuation You can get benefits from this ppt if you are interested in Punctuation. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Which sentence is correct? Children have to find the correct sentence punctuation in the context of a story. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Format: PowerPoint           Full Stop & Comma Read the following statements and punctuate them using: Capital letters, commas ( , ) or full stops ( . ) Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Format: PowerPoint           SEMICOLONS Rules of using SEMICOLONS Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           The apostrophe The apostrophe has only a handful of uses, but these uses are very important. A misplaced apostrophe can be annoying � not to mention lonely. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           I Love Sentences Jeopardy! Sentences! Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Format: PowerPoint

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