Online CBSE Class 6 English Grammer - Punctuation and Capital Letters

Punctuation makes our expression clearer and easier to follow. We use stops or marks of punctuation to separate one sentence from another part.

what are you doing

This is an unpunctuated sentence, no question mark nor has we used a capital letter. It looks incomplete sentence, even no expression seen.

i like cooking dogs and kids

Without punctuation, statement presents different meaning. Now, we add punctuation and see the difference in meaning.

I like cooking, dogs, and kids.

Main Marks of Punctuation

The main marks of punctuation are:-

Full Stop (.)
Comma (,)
Semicolon (;)
Colon (:)
Marks of Interrogation (?)
Marks of exclamation (!)
Quotation marks or inverted commas (“ ”)

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