full stop — (noun) a dot at the end of a sentence · question mark — (noun) a mark at the end of a question · capital letter — (noun) a big letter at the start of sentences and names · space — (noun) the gap between words · comma — (noun) a pause in a sentence · exclamation mark — (noun) a mark showing surprise or excitement

full stop — (noun) ends a statement · question mark — (noun) ends a question · exclamation mark — (noun) shows strong feeling · comma — (noun) separates items in a list or parts of a sentence · apostrophe — (noun) shows possession or missing letters · quotation marks — (noun) show when someone is speaking

full stop — (noun) indicates the end of a declarative sentence · question mark — (noun) indicates a direct question · exclamation mark — (noun) indicates strong emotion or emphasis · comma — (noun) used to separate items in a list, clauses, and for pauses · apostrophe — (noun) indicates possession, contractions, or sometimes plurals of single letters · quotation marks — (noun) enclose direct speech or quotations