Grammar And Punctuation Worksheet - Wellington School Page 2

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Wellington School Grammar and Punctuation Worksheets (LML)
CAPITAL LETTERS AND FULL STOPS
Every sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a full stop,
except when a question mark or exclamation mark is needed.
Proper nouns- the names of important people, places or objects- also
need a capital letter.
A) Punctuate the following sentences, using capital letters and full stops
where necessary.
1. mandy threw the apple sauce out of the window, right onto matt’s head
2. belgium and france fought over who would host the olympic games
3. noah landed his ark on mount sinai when the flood waters receded
4. mr jones visited doctor barnsley on wednesday
5. coronation street and eastenders are shown on tv every day
B) Link each person with their address and punctuate both using capital
letters
george bush
hogwarts school
tony blair
buckingham palace
paddington bear
darkest peru
sherlock holmes
stratford upon avon
queen elizabeth
ten downing street
harry potter
bag end, hobbiton
vera duckworth
221b baker street
william shakespeare
the white house
bilbo baggins
starship enterprise
captain jean-luc picard
the rovers return
Punctuate the following sentences, using full stops and capital letters where
appropriate.
1.
the man bought the newspaper he was an avid reader of the sun
2. jill ran up the hill with jack they needed to fetch a pail of water
3. the must-see film of the year is the new spiderman movie it stars tobey mcguire
4. on wednesday and thursday I am travelling to russia on the orient express
5. will young won the first ever pop idol competition pete waterman was a judge
6. manchester united have won my trophies
7. the beatles claimed they were more famous than god
8. the great wall of china was built by shih huang ti his title was first emperor of
china
9. the mediterranean sea is a favourite holiday destination for british tourists
10. in 1989 a war broke out between the british and the boers in south africa

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