Full Stops Flashcards

A punctuation mark used to indicate the end of a sentence.

To signal the completion of a thought or idea in a sentence.

Used to separate sentences and ensure clarity in writing.

Occurs when a full stop is placed within a sentence instead of at the end.

Used in some abbreviations, e.g., 'e.g.' or 'etc.'.

Correct use of full stops is essential for achieving AO6 marks in writing tasks.

Used to end sentences within speech marks, e.g., 'He said, "I am here."'.

Full stops help define the end of sentences within paragraphs, aiding cohesion.

Ensure sentences are clear and distinct, avoiding run-on sentences.

Used consistently to maintain professionalism and readability in formal texts.