Grammar and punctuation activities
Put back the punctuation in these passages
Jeff Rubin (owner of Put It In Writing Newsletter Publishers) declared September 24, 2006 National Punctuation Day and managed to get it included in "Chases' Calendar of Events," making it practically official. In celebration of good punctuation and the
"Use an em dash sparingly in formal writing.
This interactive punctuation game from British author Lynne Truss is based on her best-selling "Eats, Shoots & Leaves" grammar book.
From "apostrophe" to "virgule," Fact Monster explains fourteen punctuation marks.
This comprehensive grammar guide is my punctuation pick of the day because it includes many examples, good advice and dozens of interactive quizzes.
"Before discussing specific punctuation marks, we want you to know one important fact: punctuation is simple.
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