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Whatever says mark

Knowing and Using Punctuation

Terry CollinsSeries: Language on the Loose
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Pages
24
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Mark doesn't say much. And he never uses punctuation. He just doesn't see the need. Will he ever ask a question? Shout? Or pause? His new teacher, Mrs. Weatherspoon, knows!

Related Subjects

  • Grammar
  • Language Arts
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Reviews

"It's not often that a series can introduce key concepts and be entertaining at the same time, yet this collection does just that. From Monsters, where a monster tries to figure out the best way she should walk (should she prowl, glide, or lumber?), to whatever, in which a boy speaks without punctuation and therefore no emotion, these books amuse and teach. . . .A standout series."
School Library Journal

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  • SeriesLanguage on the Loose

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    Terry CollinsAuthor