Learn Class 2 English - Spoken and Written Expression; Punctuation

Spoken and Written Expression

The process of acquiring a broad understanding of, and look for specific information in short texts like messages, invitations, etc.

Spoken and Written Expressions are helpful in acquiring a broad understanding, and looking for information in short texts like messages, invitations, stories, etc.

Punctuation

Punctuation marks are signs such as periods, commas and question marks.

Always use capital letter in the beginning of the sentence.

  1. Period ( • )

    The period is used to end a sentence. It is also known as Full Stop.

    Example: I can swim.

  2. Commas( , )

    Commas are used to show a brief pause in a sentence.

    Example: Good Morning, Sir

  3. Question Mark ( ? )

    Use a question mark at the end of a question.

    Example: How are you?

Learning Videos for 2nd Grade English - Spoken and Written Expression; Punctuation

Spoken and Written Expression; Punctuation Sample Questions for Class 2

Question 1

Choose the greeting that is written correctly.
A. Dear Grandma
B. Dear, Grandma
C. Dear, Grandma,
D. Dear Grandma,

Question 2

Which sentence is written correctly?
A. the baby fell asleep?
B. The baby fell asleep.
C. The Baby fell asleep.

Question 3

Which sentence is written correctly?
A. On June 26, they will go to Florida.
B. On june 26, they will go to Florida.
C. On June 26, they will go to florida.
D. On june 26, they will go to florida.

Question 4

Which of the following sentences shows the correct capitalization of a place?
A. Tom ran the race at birney elementary.
B. Tom ran the race at Birney Elementary.
C. Tom ran the race at Birney elementary.

Question 5

Which sentence is written correctly?
A. Please walk a little faster?
B. What time is it.
C. we just missed the bus.
D. Now we're in trouble!