A punctuation mark indicating a pause between parts of a sentence.

You can tell if it is a title of a book because of these.

These are what you use to correct a run on sentence.

It is at the beginning if a sentence and separated from it by a comma.

A better word to replace said.
Avery said,"I am not playing, because Jack is a cheater!"

It needs to go in the following sentence.
Shelby, I got a new puppy

This is missing from the title.
where the red fern grows

This happens when two sentences are joined incorrectly.

Some examples are before, after, around.

The main verb in the following sentence.
I have books.

These must be used with dialog.

You type a title in this.

Two of these put together incorrectly can cause a run on sentence.

Phrases or words used to connect one idea to the next.

The pronoun in the following sentence.
You have books.

This is used to indicate a pause between two classes.

This title was typed on a typewriter, so this must be done to it.
Where the Red Fern Grows

It needs to be added to fix this sentence.
Lucy will graduate this year but will then go to med school.

A word that can function by itself as a noun phrase, like I, or you.

Its the word that fits better in the following sentence.
I lie/lay down in the corn field.

You put this in conjunctions.

What do you use to type the title of a poem.

It separates the introductory word from the rest of the sentence.
Wow that dog's tricks are amazing.

A word used to connect clauses, like but, or and.

This animal was launched into space in 1947.