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Where Does It Stop?

Every sentence needs a mark at the end

Lesson 1
Spicy
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

Read it aloud and listen. Flat, rising, or loud? Sometimes two marks would both work, then you choose, and you say why.

1

Tick the right one

aHooray?Hooray!mark
bWhere is my hat?Where is my hat!mark
cI ran. I fell. I cried.I ran. I fell. I criedmark
dStop that noise!Stop that noise?mark
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Add the 6 missing marks

Welcome back to the Meatball Café Have you seen our new window The tomatoes came from Sicily this morning Mind the wet floor by the kitchen door We open at seven every day except Sunday. Which soup would you like today Come in and warm up
One line already has its mark. Three lines could take a full stop or an exclamation mark; pick one and be ready to say why.
Write the corrections here
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Where Does It Stop?

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Name
3

Now you write

☆☆☆
a A telling sentence and an asking sentence about the same thing:
b The same short line twice, once flat, once loud:
c An order you would end with a full stop, then say why:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I fixed the board! Come and try our soup? Try our bread? Try our cake? Question marks sound so polite, no?

Tell him why those question marks are wrong here, and write him one line where a question mark really is right.
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