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English Exercise: Punctuation & Sentences

This document contains 3 English exercises that involve punctuation, identifying sentence types, and rewriting a passage with proper capitalization and punctuation. The first exercise asks to add punctuation marks to sentence endings. The second asks to identify whether sentences are declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. The third asks to rewrite a passage correcting capitalization and punctuation mistakes.

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English Exercise: Punctuation & Sentences

This document contains 3 English exercises that involve punctuation, identifying sentence types, and rewriting a passage with proper capitalization and punctuation. The first exercise asks to add punctuation marks to sentence endings. The second asks to identify whether sentences are declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. The third asks to rewrite a passage correcting capitalization and punctuation mistakes.

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ENGLISH EXERCISE 1 | Sentences

A. Direction: Put the correct punctuation mark at the end of each sentence.
1. Name several safety tips for hiking and climbing
2. Wearing proper clothing and footwear is a basic tip
3. Why is it important to carry water
4. Penny wants to know more about camping
5. Why must climbers sign up before beginning their climb

B. Read each sentence. Write whether it is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory.


1. What a wonderful camping trip that was!
2. Think about what Peter said about staying safe on a hike.
3. How many times have you climbed in the Shawangunk Mountains?
4. Don’t delay getting down the mountain before sunset.
5. Richard couldn’t decide whether or not to go.
6. I’m so excited to be on this hike!

C. Rewrite the passage, correcting all capitalization and punctuation mistakes.


i am so happy that rescue teams are on alert at all times to come to the aid of stranded or lost hikers i recently attended
one of the classes teams hold to help campers think ahead about unexpected situations what if someone in my group
became ill or injured what kind of weather conditions might I expect do I have the skills necessary to safely complete the
trip I plan to make these questions never occurred to me

Assignment Number 1:

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