The Fluency Book – Random (Punctuation Marks & Symbols)
The Fluency Book – Random (Punctuation Marks & Symbols)
Monroe Mann
Published On: Dec 24, 2024
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Name: Monroe Mann Break Diving Level: Level 1 Number of Certified Dives: 15 From: United States In: United States
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Below are the most common punctuation marks and symbols that most native speakers in any language should know. Fill in all the blanks with the translation. Use a dictionary. Then move onto the next list! Every few months, come back, print it out again, and see how many you can remember. When you can fill this out without looking at a dictionary, nice job!
RANDOM _________________
PUNCTUATION MARKS ___________________
period ( . ) _______________________comma( , ) _______________________exclamation point ( ! ) _______________________question mark ( ? ) _______________________hyphen ( – ) _______________________dash ( — ) _______________________colon ( : ) _______________________semi-colon ( ; ) _______________________slash ( / ) _______________________backslash ( \ ) _______________________square bracket [ ] _______________________curly bracket { } _______________________angle bracket < > _______________________parentheses ( ) _______________________quotation mark ( ” ) _______________________single quotation mark ( ‘ ) _______________________at symbol ( @ ) _______________________hash sign ( # ) _______________________dollar sign ( $ ) _______________________euro sign ( € ) _______________________yen sign ( ¥ ) _______________________pound sign ( £ ) ______________________RMB Yuan sign (¥/元) ______________________percent sign ( % ) _______________________ampersand ( & ) _______________________asterisk ( * ) _______________________plus sign ( + ) _______________________minus sign ( – ) _______________________division sign ( / ) _______________________multiplication sign ( x ) _______________________copyright sign © _______________________registered copyright sign ® _______________________trademark sign ™ _______________________
Related Words
symbol _______________________grammar _______________________sentence structure _______________________noun _______________________verb _______________________adjective _______________________adverb _______________________open quotation mark _______________________close quotation mark _______________________mathematics _______________________statistics _______________________internet _______________________
Related Verbs
to add _______________________to subtract _______________________to multiply _______________________to divide _______________________
Related Expressions
to copyright something __________________________________________to trademark something ___________________________________________
Common Sentences
Would you mind correcting my grammar in this sentence, please? __________________________________________________________________Wow! I really love your writing style! __________________________________________________________________I’m not sure if my use of punctuation here is correct. __________________________________________________________________Twenty percent of fifty is ten. __________________________________________________________________If you need to copyright or trademark something, typically you will go talk to a lawyer to get expert advice. __________________________________________________________________This is what she said: “You are absolutely crazy!” I asked in reply, “Why do you think that?” She didn’t answer me. __________________________________________________________________I am a scorpio – that is, I was born on a day and time that associates with the scorpio star sign. But I’m not sure I believe in that stuff. __________________________________________________________________I need to exchange all of my British pounds, Chinese renminbe, Japanese yen, and European euros for American dollars. I’m moving to New York! __________________________________________________________________The most-used punctuation marks are the period, exclamation point, comma, and question mark, but we also frequently use the colon, semi-colon, quotation marks, brackets, and parentheses. __________________________________________________________________
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RANDOM _________________
PUNCTUATION MARKS ___________________
period ( . ) _______________________comma( , ) _______________________exclamation point ( ! ) _______________________question mark ( ? ) _______________________hyphen ( – ) _______________________dash ( — ) _______________________colon ( : ) _______________________semi-colon ( ; ) _______________________slash ( / ) _______________________backslash ( \ ) _______________________square bracket [ ] _______________________curly bracket { } _______________________angle bracket < > _______________________parentheses ( ) _______________________quotation mark ( ” ) _______________________single quotation mark ( ‘ ) _______________________at symbol ( @ ) _______________________hash sign ( # ) _______________________dollar sign ( $ ) _______________________euro sign ( € ) _______________________yen sign ( ¥ ) _______________________pound sign ( £ ) ______________________RMB Yuan sign (¥/元) ______________________percent sign ( % ) _______________________ampersand ( & ) _______________________asterisk ( * ) _______________________plus sign ( + ) _______________________minus sign ( – ) _______________________division sign ( / ) _______________________multiplication sign ( x ) _______________________copyright sign © _______________________registered copyright sign ® _______________________trademark sign ™ _______________________
Related Words
symbol _______________________grammar _______________________sentence structure _______________________noun _______________________verb _______________________adjective _______________________adverb _______________________open quotation mark _______________________close quotation mark _______________________mathematics _______________________statistics _______________________internet _______________________
Related Verbs
to add _______________________to subtract _______________________to multiply _______________________to divide _______________________
Related Expressions
to copyright something __________________________________________to trademark something ___________________________________________
Common Sentences
Would you mind correcting my grammar in this sentence, please? __________________________________________________________________Wow! I really love your writing style! __________________________________________________________________I’m not sure if my use of punctuation here is correct. __________________________________________________________________Twenty percent of fifty is ten. __________________________________________________________________If you need to copyright or trademark something, typically you will go talk to a lawyer to get expert advice. __________________________________________________________________This is what she said: “You are absolutely crazy!” I asked in reply, “Why do you think that?” She didn’t answer me. __________________________________________________________________I am a scorpio – that is, I was born on a day and time that associates with the scorpio star sign. But I’m not sure I believe in that stuff. __________________________________________________________________I need to exchange all of my British pounds, Chinese renminbe, Japanese yen, and European euros for American dollars. I’m moving to New York! __________________________________________________________________The most-used punctuation marks are the period, exclamation point, comma, and question mark, but we also frequently use the colon, semi-colon, quotation marks, brackets, and parentheses. __________________________________________________________________
Are we missing any others that most native speakers know? Let us know! We appreciate your assistance as a volunteer!
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Read all about our amazing mission at www.BreakDiving.org
Join our free community at www.breakdiving.io
Remember to tell your friends about this www.BreakDiving.blog