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You must use a capital letter for towns, countries, continents and rivers.

This is an example of a comma splice : After opening her presents, the Queen had breakfast.

Punctuation Rules

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1
This is an example of a comma splice : After opening her presents, the Queen had breakfast.
False
True
2
You must use a capital letter for towns, countries, continents and rivers.
True
False
3
The contraction for does not is does'nt
False
True
4
Which sentence is correct ?
Last year I went on holiday with my father my mother and my sister's.
Last year i went on holiday with my father, my mother and my sister's.
Last year I went on holiday with my father, my mother,and my sisters.
Last year i went on holiday with my father my mother and my sisters.
5
Which is correct?
Bristol's harbour is one of the country's most beautiful.
Bristol's harbour is one of the countries' most beautiful;
Bristol's harbour is one of the countries' most beautiful.
Bristols harbour is one of the countrys most beautiful.
6
Which sentence is correct ?
He wont eat eggs, meat or fish because he's vegan.
He won't eat eggs meat or fish because hes vegan.
He won't eat eggs, meat or fish because he's vegan.
He wont eat eggs meat or fish because hes vegan.
7
This is an example of a comma splice : It was the Queen's birthday , she received a lot of presents
False
True
8
Which is correctly punctuated ?
It's not John's dog. It's Helens.
Its not Johns dog . Its Helen's.
It's not John's dod. It's Helen's.
It's not John's dog. Its Helens.