L.5.2.C Worksheets

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.5.2.C:

Use a comma to set off the words yes and no (e.g., Yes, thank you), to set off a tag question from the rest of the sentence (e.g., It's true, isn't it?), and to indicate direct address (e.g., Is that you, Steve?).

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Forming Possessive Nouns | Language Arts

Grade 5Forming Possessive Nouns | Language Arts

Identifying the Nature of the Noun in a Sentence

Grade 5Identifying the Nature of the Noun in a Sentence

Identifying Correct Use of Quotation Marks Part 2

Grade 5Identifying Correct Use of Quotation Marks Part 2

Rewriting a Sentence by Placing a Comma Correctly Part 3

Grade 5Rewriting a Sentence by Placing a Comma Correctly Part 3

Rewriting Sentences Using Exclamation Point Part 2

Grade 5Rewriting Sentences Using Exclamation Point Part 2

Using Apostrophe Correctly in a Sentence

Grade 5Using Apostrophe Correctly in a Sentence

Using Quotation Marks Correctly in a Sentence

Grade 5Using Quotation Marks Correctly in a Sentence

Using the Punctuation Marks Correctly

Grade 5Using the Punctuation Marks Correctly

Choosing Sentences Ending with Exclamation Point Part 2

Grade 5Choosing Sentences Ending with Exclamation Point Part 2

Identifying Sentences Needing Question Mark Part 2

Grade 5Identifying Sentences Needing Question Mark Part 2

Identifying a Sentence That Uses Apostrophe Correctly Part 3

Grade 5Identifying a Sentence That Uses Apostrophe Correctly Part 3

Identifying Sentences That Use Comma Correctly Part 4

Grade 5Identifying Sentences That Use Comma Correctly Part 4

Identifying Correct Use of Period Part 2

Grade 5Identifying Correct Use of Period Part 2

Identifying Correct Use of Question Mark Part 2

Grade 5Identifying Correct Use of Question Mark Part 2