A fantastic site that teaches you the different uses of the comma, gives examples and has lots of practice exercises for you to check your new knowledge. Go through all the pages and you will know exactly when and where to use a comma in your writing!

Help the Comma Chameleon punctuate some sentences! Click on a flying punctuation mark that goes in the sentence. Then click on the space where it belongs. Make sure you carry on until each sentence is complete. There is a Review section, so you can check the rules before you begin, as well as a Help button you can use during the game.

How well do you know how to use capital letters? Read each sentence in this online quiz and decide whether it is capitalized correctly. If it is, mark it correct. Otherwise mark it incorrect. At the end you will get your scoresheet and you can review any answer to understand why it was correct or not.

This fun game asks you to select the correct punctuation marks that are missing from the sentences. When you get an answer right you get the chance to shoot an apple into the hole! If you know how to use punctuation marks you'll enjoy this game!

Practice your use of capitals with this fun game. Read the sentences and pick the one that has the right capital letters. Then try to eat as many dots as possible before the scary ghosts attack you!

Read the sentences and pick the one that uses capital letters correctly. For each correct answer, try and construct the tallest tower you can with the blocks.

Test your punctuation skills by reading the 4 sentences and clicking on the correct one. At the end of the quiz you will be given a full mark sheet to see how well you did.

Do you know how to correctly punctuate titles of books and films? Read the 2 choices and click on the one you think is correct.

Do you know what a contraction is? Which punctuation mark do you use to make a contraction? This site will help you learn how to join two words together to form a contraction and to recognize the words that make a contraction.

Practice your editing skills for capitalization by looking for capitalization errors. Count how many capitals are missing and then check to see if you are right by clicking the drop down box to check your answers.

How well do you know your punctuation marks? Read the sentences and add the correct punctuation to make the sentences complete. You can get help by clicking on Hint or you can see the full answer and try and remember for next time.

This "Punctuation Tree" links to detailed explanations and examples about each of the punctuation marks. This is good information for students beginning to write basic English essays.

The most common punctuation marks in English are probably the period and the comma. However, good writing in English will usually make use of the colon and the semi-colon. Although these look similar and have similar names, their functions are completely different. This page will explain the functions of the colon and the semi-colon.

This game helps you to check your understanding of the use of commas. You are given 2 sentences. Read each one carefully, then decide which one has the right punctuation. For every correct answer you will score points. Your scorecard is kept for you as you play. Try and get the maximum score!

You see them all the time, but do you know how to use them correctly? In this lesson Adam goes over the basic punctuation marks used to end a sentence. Watch this lesson to learn the quick and easy rules for using the period, exclamation mark, and question mark! Then take the quiz.