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Grade 2 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me
Circle the end mark that belongs at the end.
How tall the giraffe is
How tall the tree is
Do you like pizza
Can you help me
Birds build nests in spring
Which one is yours
Rain fell on the roof all night
What a big dog you have
Our class has a pet fish
Dad made soup for dinner
End punctuation tells the reader how a sentence should sound. A period ends a sentence that tells something, a question mark ends a sentence that asks something, and an exclamation mark ends a sentence that shows strong feeling or surprise. Second graders usually know the three marks by name, but they may pick one by how excited the sentence feels instead of by what the sentence does. This worksheet gives ten sentences with the end mark left off, and the child circles the mark that belongs.
The sentences are plain statements, clear questions and, on the harder sheets, exclamations that begin with How or What a. Ask your child to read each sentence aloud with the voice it needs. A voice that goes up means a question mark, a flat voice means a period, and a big voice means an exclamation mark.
Common Core standard: L.2.2.B
Where is my hat — this asks something, so it ends with a question mark. The cat is asleep — this tells something, so it ends with a period.
Choosing an exclamation mark because the sentence is about something exciting.
Does the sentence tell, ask, or show strong feeling?
Choosing an exclamation mark because the sentence is about something exciting.
Does the sentence tell, ask, or show strong feeling?
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