1. He was known for his poor grammar and punctuation.

2. His letter was completely without punctuation.

3. Check and double-check spelling and punctuation.

4. Our teacher is very fussy about punctuation.

5. The children have never been taught punctuation.

6. Some people can be very pedantic about punctuation.

7. Today's lesson is concerned with punctuation.

8. Marks were given for accurate spelling and punctuation.

9. My son's punctuation is terrible.

10. She made four mistakes in grammar, capitalization and punctuation.

11. Checking for punctuation and small mistakes cutting the pieces.

12. The most striking example is the ignorance of punctuation.

13. He snorted quietly: an unemotional noise; a punctuation mark.

14. Most people make mistakes, especially with punctuation marks.

15. For punctuation and symbols, use the Shift key.

16. Try to be more careful with your punctuation.

17. A slap across my face punctuation to the fights with my mother.

18. In addition, the program tallies the number of punctuation marks and calculates the average space between them.

19. Moreover, written sentences can use punctuation as a way of indicating structure, and so can more easily manage complex constructions.

20. Arlott's punctuation of those events remains as evocative as the half-remembered smell of linseed oil on willow.

21. Most people stick with basic punctuation marks: commas, periods, and question marks when appropriate.

22. We never write words without using punctuation to form them into well-defined sentences.

23. Rather it was a fiery punctuation mark, a coal-like comma, or salamander semicolon, in a continuing story.

24. As usual in intonation work in this book, punctuation is left out, since it can cause confusion.

25. Our teacher has a bee in his bonnet about punctuation.

26. Full stops/Periods, commas, semicolons, question marks and brackets are all different types of punctuation mark.

27. Jessica scanned the lines, none of which had any punctuation.sentencedict.com/punctuation.html

28. After all, the DNA molecule is one continuous chain of bases, and without punctuation, the code would be nonsensical.

29. Commas Commas are perhaps the most widely used and abused form of punctuation.

30. Reading is much more than letter-by-letter decoding; writing is much more than spelling and punctuation.