Capitalization
What word(s) needs to be capitalized in this sentence:
I grew up in cobourg, ontario.
Cobourg, Ontario
What punctuation will make this less startling?
Let's eat grandma.
A comma / Let's eat, grandma.
Choose the correctly spelled word:
We visited four European (countrys, countries) during our vacation.
countries
I do not want to (lose/loose) this game.
lose
Can you (hear/here) the announcement from over (hear/here) in the hallway?
hear / here
What word(s) need to be capitalized in this sentence:
On monday, we will write the test.
Monday
What's wrong with this sentence:
"Where do you get your crazy ideas," laughed Arden?
laughed Arden.
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence:
Jennifer (collects, collect) ceramic figurines.
collects
Give the dog (it's/its) ball back before he bites you.
its
Be careful not to (break/brake) the rules or you may (break/brake) the equipment.
break / break
What word(s) need to be capitalized in this sentence:
my teacher lives near lake simcoe.
My / Lake Simcoe
Choose the correct punctuation for this sentence:
You want me to bring what to school tomorrow (,/./?/!)
?
Choose the correct word to complete the following sentence:
The new gas prices are (quit, quiet, quite) alarming.
quite
Those people need to wash (their/there/they're) filthy truck!
their
I don’t know (weather/whether) we will go on the trip depending on the (weather/whether) tomorrow.
whether / weather
What word(s) need to be capitalized in this sentence:
I read the novel the outsiders in english class.
Outsiders / English
Julian Hannah and Maria (,/./?/!) who worked together on their project (,/./?/!) scored highest for their presentation(,/./?/!)
, / , /.
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence:
The principal or the teachers (makes, make) the final decision.
Would you like to go to the mall (to,too,two)?
too
He wanted a (peace/piece) of cake so he could eat in (peace/piece) and quiet.
piece / peace
What word(s) need to be capitalized in this sentence:
we studied indigenous history in canada.
Indigenous / Canada
Identify the missing punctuation:
"l believe, he cried, "ln the future of this country and of its people"!
"I believe,"
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject in the following sentence:
Here (is, are) the tickets that you reserved.
are
(Whose/Who's) seen my black ink pen?
Whose
What they saw on the (Cite/Sight/Site) was quite a (Cite/Sight/Site), but they still had to (Cite/Sight/Site) it.