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3 years ago

Read the following sentences and add appropriate punctuation marks.

English

1 answer:

nirvana33 [79]3 years ago

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1. Hurrah We have won the match

Ans.- Hurrah! We have won the match.

2. We went to the beach yesterday

Ans.- We went to the beach yesterday.

3. Where have you been all this while

Ans.- Where have you been all this while?

4. A snake bit the man

Ans.- A snake bit the man.

5. This is the best birthday gift I have received

Ans.- This is the best birthday gift, I have recieved.

6. Mother made a delicious cake yesterday

Ans.- Mother made a delicious cake yesterday.

7. You saved my life with my advice

Ans.- You saved my life with my advice.

8. This is exactly the same dress I bought

Ans.- This is exactly the same dress I bought.

9. Watch out

Ans.- Watch out!

10. How clever Im

Ans.- How clever I'm?

11. How kind of you

Ans.- How kind of you?!

12. The boy has been missing since yesterday

Ans.- The boy has been missing since yesterday.

13. Where is john

Ans.- Where is John?

14. I got some chocolates

Ans.- I got some chocolates.

15. I want to celebrate christmas

Ans.- I want to celebrate Christmas.

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