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English Language Arts, Grade 5
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Study Guide Punctuation /Capitalization English Language Arts, Grade 5
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PUNCTUATION
Where
do
COMMAS
go?
Commas
in
a
series:
A
series
is
a
list.
You
need
to
use
a
COMMA
to
separate
the
items
on
your
list.
Example:
My
mom
went
to
the
store
to
buy
milk
,
eggs
,
and
sugar.
Commas
in
dates:
You
need
to
use
a
COMMA
to
separate
the
day,
month,
and
the
year.
Example:
Sunday
,
June
29
,
2003
Commas
in
an
address:
You
need
to
use
a
comma
to
separate
a
city
and
state.
Example:
Jack
Johnson
103
Mulberry
Lane
Jacksonville
,
FL
35709
Commas
in
a
friendly
letters:
You
need
to
use
a
comma
in
a
friendly
letter’s
heading
(which
includes
address
and
date),
greeting,
and
closing.
Example:
Friendly
Letter
Greeting
Dear
Josh
,
Friendly
Letter
Closing
Sincerely
,
Where
Does
the
APOSTROPHE
go
in
a
Contraction?
A
contraction
is
two
words
combined
together.
You
need
to
put
an
apostrophe
in
the
correct
place
when
combining
two
words
to
form
a
contraction.
Examples:
let
+
us
=
let
’s
would
+
not
=
wouldn
’t
is
+
not
=
isn
’t
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Where
Does
a
PERIOD
go
in
an
Abbreviation?
An
abbreviation
is
a
shortened
version
of
a
word.
You
need
to
place
a
period
at
the
end
of
all
abbreviations.
Examples:
Doctor
=
Dr.
February
=
Feb.
Street
=
St.
Where
do
QUOTATION
MARKS
go
in
Written
Text?
Quotation
marks
look
like
this
“
“
There
are
several
places
where
quotation
marks
are
necessary
when
writing.
Those
places
include:
•
Around
someone’s
EXACT
words
Examples:
Mom
said
,
“The
concert
was
wonderful.
”
*Notice
where
the
comma
and
the
quotation
marks
are
placed.
“Look
at
that
helicopter
,”
said
Mason.
*Notice
where
the
comma
and
the
quotation
marks
are
placed.
•
Around
certain
titles,
such
as
titles
of:
short
stories,
poems,
songs,
and
chapters.
Examples:
Your
story
“My
Secret
Hideout
”
was
exciting
to
read.
Angie’s
poem
“The
Rose
”
was
beautiful.
My
favorite
song
is
“The
First
Day
of
Summer.
”
I
enjoyed
reading
the
chapter
“The
End
of
the
Day
”
in
my
book.
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