1. PUNCTUATION
Statements and questions always start with a CAPITAL LETTER.
The teacher is from Canada.
Statements and questions always end with a final punctuation:
. ! ? , “”
period exclamation question comma quotations point mark (quotes)

2. PUNCTUATION CAPITALISE DO NOT CAPITALISE
CAPITAL LETTERS are also used for names, months, days of the week, places, movies/books and titles.
CAPITALISE
DO NOT CAPITALISE
Harry Potter
February
Monday
Taipei
The Avengers
Mr. & Mrs. in
with
and on
the or at
a/an
but
for of by
from as
nor to if

3. PUNCTUATION PUNCTUATION is important for making a good statement. . ?! ,
“ “
Period — finishes a statement
Question mark — finishes a question
Exclamation point — finishes a command
Comma — divides a list
Quotations — go around song titles, and short writing titles (like chapters, poems, articles)