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Where Does It Stop?

Every sentence needs a mark at the end

Lesson 1
Medium
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

Telling gets a full stop. Asking gets a question mark. A big feeling gets an exclamation mark.

1

Tick the right one

aAre you hungry?Are you hungry.mark
bHooray?Hooray!mark
cI like ice cream?I like ice cream.mark
dDo you like soup?Do you like soup!mark
2

Add the 4 missing marks

Welcome to the Meatball Café Are you hungry today We have soup, bread and cake. Come in and try some What a treat
One line already has its mark. Careful!
Write the corrections here
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Where Does It Stop?

Lesson 1 · Medium · side 2

Name
3

Now you write

☆☆☆
a Which are telling sentences, ending with a full stop?
Tick 2We had pasta for tea.Do you like soup?The café opens at nine.What a treat!Is it hot?
Now write a telling sentence about your tea:
b Which need a question mark?
Tick 3Do you like soupWhere is my hatI like soupCan we goLook at that
Now write a question you would ask Polpetta:
c Which show a big feeling and need an exclamation mark?
Tick 2What a treatIt is MondayOuch, that is hotThe soup is redIs it ready
Now write your own, with its mark:
4

Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I wrote the menu board! Come and try our soup and try our bread and try our cake One sentence, no?

Tell him where it should stop.
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