A comma is a tiny rest. A full stop is a big stop at the end.
A comma is a tiny rest in the middle of a sentence. In a list it goes between the things: apples, bananas, grapes.
A full stop is a big stop at the very end of a sentence. A capital letter marks the start of the next sentence.
Type a comma straight after the word, with no space before it. Then tap the space bar once.
The right middle finger types the comma. The right ring finger types the full stop.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
A comma. A comma gives a tiny rest between the things.
A full stop. It is a stop sign for your voice.
The right middle finger. It sits just below the k key.
No. A comma sits straight after the word, and the space comes after it.
Type a list of three things you like. Put a comma after the first two, no space before it and one space after it, and end with a full stop. Then read it out loud to a grown-up, with a tiny rest at each comma.
Ask your child to type a list of three things they like, with commas and a full stop, then read it aloud with a tiny rest at each comma; a space before a comma is the slip to watch for.
