Grammar-Punctution

The punctuation mark used to show excitement in a sentence is

1. question mark.
2. full stop.
3. colon.
4. exclamation mark.

The correct punctuation is

1. He asked me, whether I had written my exercise.
2. He asked me, whether I had written my exercise?
3. He asked me whether I had written my exercise.
4. He asked me, "whether I had written my exercise".

He told his customers what they wanted to hear that he would stand behind his product. The portion that should be punctuated is

1. He told his customers what they wanted to hear, that he would stand behind his product.
2. He told his customers what they wanted to hear. That he would stand behind his product.
3. He told his customers what they wanted to hear that he would stand behind his product.
4. He told his customers what they wanted to hear: that he would stand behind his product.

The correct option

1. He brought- cheese, ham and juice.
2. He brought, cheese, ham and juice.
3. He bought cheese, ham, and juice.
4. He brought; cheese, ham and juice.

There are

1. twenty six blue balloons.
2. twenty six- blue balloons.
3. twenty-six blue balloons.
4. twenty six blue-balloons.

Shakespeare's great tragedies

1. are- Hamlet, Macbeth and Othello.
2. are: Hamlet, Macbeth and Othello.
3. are Hamlet, Macbeth and Othello.
4. are; Hamlet, Macbeth and Othello.

Gautam,

1. who hails from ahmedabad is a Doctor.
2. who hails from Ahmedabad, is a doctor.
3. who hails from Ahmedabad is a doctor.
4. who hails from Ahmedabad; is a doctor.

When you

1. meet him next, give him this packet.
2. meet him next- give him this packet.
3. meet him next, "give him this packet".
4. meet him next. Give him this packet.

commander in chief. The correct option is

1. Commander, in chief.
2. Commander- in chief.
3. Commander: in-chief.
4. Commander-in-chief.

friendly death came and relieved him of all sufferings. The correctly punctuated sentence is

1. Friendly death came and relieved him of all sufferings.
2. Friendly Death came and relieved him of all sufferings.
3. friendly death came and relieved him of all sufferings.
4. friendly Death came and relieved him of all sufferings.

study to get a habit of thinking no habit is more important. The correctly punctuated sentence is

1. Study to get a habit of thinking no habit is more important.
2. Study to get a habit of thinking. No habit is more important.
3. Study to get a habit of thinking-no habit is more important.
4. Study to get a habit of thinking: no habit is more important.

The punctuation mark used to note the end of a declarative sentence is

1. Comma.
2. Colon.
3. Period.
4. Hyphen.

the great cities of india are delhi Bombay madras and calcutta. The correct form is

1. The great cities of India are Delhi Bombay Chennai and Kolkata.
2. The great cities of India are- Delhi, Bombay, Chennai and Kolkata.
3. The great cities of India are; Delhi, Bombay, Chennai, and Kolkata.
4. The great cities of India are: Delhi, Bombay, Chennai and Kolkata.

my name is sangeeta i am a teacher. The correct punctuation is

1. My name is Sangeeta I am a teacher.
2. My name is Sangeeta- I am a teacher.
3. My name is Sangeeta. I am a teacher.
4. My name is Sangeeta. "I am a teacher".

The correctly punctuated sentence is

1. he used the money that his dad gave him to buy a house a car and furniture.
2. He used the money that his dad gave him to buy a house, a car and furniture.
3. He used the money that his dad gave him to buy a house, a car, and furniture.
4. He used the money, that his dad gave him to buy a house a car and furniture.