Punctuation!
What punctuation is missing?
The dog crossed the street
Period.
How do you spell the word that means:
not curved
straight
Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the verb "talk"
They are ______ about you.
talking
What word goes in the blank?
_______ going to the store.
(their, there, they're)
Is this sentence a full sentence, a fragement, or a run-on?
The store across the street.
Fragment
What punctuation is missing?
Where are you
Question mark ?
How do you spell the word that means:
most likely
probably
Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the verb "walk".
Dan _______ to the store yesterday.
walked
Which word goes in the blank?
I want to go ________.
(they're, their, there)
there
Is this sentence a full sentence, a fragement, or a run-on?
The dog was blue.
Full sentence
What punctuation is missing?
I bought chips milk and bread.
How do you spell the word that means:
Every letter in order
alphabet
Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the verb "learn".
We ________ at school every day.
learn
Which word goes in the blank?
_______ is the dog?
(where, wear, were, we're)
where
Is this sentence a full sentence, a fragement, or a run-on?
The dog was blue and he liked to go on walks and his name was Bob.
Run-on
What punctuation is missing?
Ella said, I don't know.
"Quotation marks"
How do you spell the word that means:
A grid that shows the dates in a month.
Calendar
Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the verb "fight".
Mary ________ with her mom when she was younger.
fought
Which word goes in the blank?
____ starting to look like fall outside.
(it's, its)
it's
Is this sentence a full sentence, a fragement, or a run-on?
In the middle of the night.
Fragment
What punctuation is missing?
I want dessert but I haven't had dinner.
comma ,
How do you spell the word that means:
without a doubt
Definitely
Fill in the sentence with the correct form of the verb "go"
He _______ to school yesterday.
went
Which word goes in the blank?
_____ book is this?
(whose, who's)
Is this sentence a full sentence, a fragement, or a run-on?
I went to the store to get bread and ate it and it was good.
Run-on