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Period or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

English Grammar and Composition · Class 6 · Chapter 8

Other topics in this chapter

Comma usage (independent clauses, introductory words, additional information, serial comma, geographical names, dates, addresses, titles)5 Question Mark usage (ending questions, avoiding periods)1 Exclamation Mark usage (commands, forceful speech, avoiding multiple marks and other punctuation)2 Colon usage (introducing related ideas, lists, quotations)2 Apostrophe usage (forming possessives, showing omission of letters, indicating certain plurals of lowercase letters)2

5 Questions

MCQPeriod or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

When should periods be omitted in abbreviations?

MCQPeriod or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

Which sentence correctly uses punctuation for a list of items that include possessives?

MCQPeriod or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

What is the correct punctuation for the underlined sentence: 'Emil the only son of his parents has so many good qualities'?

MCQPeriod or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

What is the primary use of a period or full stop?

MCQPeriod or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

How is the possessive of a plural noun that already ends in -s formed?