Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Ever open to adventure frieda began planning a summer trip to buenos aires santiago and lima

Ever open to adventure, frieda began planning a summer holiday to buenos aires, santiago and lima.

Ever open to adventure Frieda began planning a summer holiday to Buenos Aires, Santiago and Lima.

Ever open to adventure, Frieda began planning a summer holiday to Buenos Aires, Santiago and Lima

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Although she'd been to south america before she hadn't visited these cities and was very excited

Although she'd been to South America before, she hadn't visited these cities and was very excited.

Although she'd been to South America, before she hadn't visited these cities and was very excited

Although she'd been to South America before she hadn't visited these cities and was very excited.

Although she'd been to South America before, she hadn't visited these cities, and was very excited.

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Frieda was quite afraid of flying despite her love of adventure

Frieda, was quite afraid of flying, despite her love of adventure.

Frieda was quite afraid of flying, despite her love of adventure.

Frieda was, quite afraid of flying, despite her love of adventure.

Frieda, was quite afraid, of flying despite her love, of adventure

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Wondering if it might be possible to travel by sea she turned to the internet for inspiration

Wondering if it might be possible to travel by sea, she turned to the Internet for inspiration.

Wondering if it might be possible to travel by sea she turned to the Internet for inspiration.

Wondering if it might be possible to travel by sea, she turned to the internet for inspiration

Wondering, if it might be possible to travel by sea she turned to the Internet for inspiration.

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.The prices she found there however were utterly shocking the cheapest return ticket was £3999

The prices she found there, however, were utterly shocking, the cheapest return ticket was £3999

The prices she found there, however, were utterly shocking, the cheapest return ticket was £3999.

The prices she found there however, were utterly shocking, the cheapest return ticket was £3999.

The prices she found there, however, were utterly shocking: the cheapest return ticket was £3999.

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Since travelling by sea would be out of the question frieda quickly resigned herself to flying

Since travelling by sea would be out of the question Frieda quickly resigned herself to flying.

Since, travelling by sea would be out of the question, Frieda quickly resigned herself to flying.

Since travelling by sea would be out of the question, Frieda quickly resigned herself to flying.

Since travelling by sea, would be out of the question, Frieda quickly resigned herself to flying

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Having made her arrangements frieda eagerly awaited her departure date

Having made her arrangements, Frieda eagerly awaited her departure date.

Having, made her arrangements, Frieda eagerly awaited her departure date.

Having made her arrangements, Frieda, eagerly awaited her departure date.

Having made her arrangements, Frieda eagerly awaited her departure date

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.As the 5th of august drew near she felt she could hardly contain her excitement

As the 5th of August drew near she felt she could hardly contain her excitement

As the 5th of August, drew near she felt she could hardly contain her excitement.

As the 5th of August drew near, she felt she could hardly contain her excitement.

As the 5th, of August, drew near she felt she could hardly contain her excitement.

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.Her bags packed and her passport waiting next to her new camera frieda spent a sleepless night

Her bags packed, and her passport waiting, next to her new camera, Frieda spent a sleepless night.

Her bags packed and her passport waiting, next to her new camera Frieda spent a sleepless night.

Her bags packed and her passport waiting next to her new camera, Frieda spent a sleepless night.

Her bags packed and her passport waiting next to her new camera, Frieda, spent a sleepless night.

Punctuate the following sentence correctly.At last the day dawned hot and bright

At last, the day dawned, hot, and bright.

At last the day, dawned hot and bright.

At last, the day dawned hot and bright

At last, the day dawned hot and bright.

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GCSE English Punctuation 01 Quiz

Revise punctuation rules in this fun GCSE English quiz. Spot errors in commas, clauses and layout while brushing up your grammar skills.

Written by Rebecca HughesReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 17 Mar 2026

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Topic: 01

Questions: 10

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying 01 with consistent method and answer precision.

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Not checking instruction verbs
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Revise punctuation rules in this fun GCSE English quiz. Spot errors in commas, clauses and layout while brushing up your grammar skills.

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