Punctuation & Capitalization
hey can I please have some cheese on my sandwich
"Hey! Can I please have some cheese on my sandwich?
Tina _________________yesterday. (to swim)
swam
to become
is becoming
became
have/had become
theyre friends will wait hear for betsy and i`
Their friends will wait to hear from Betsy and I.
them people havae leaved bread eggs and cheese in there refrigerator
Those people have left bread, eggs, and cheese in their refrigerator.
my friend carlos is having a birthday party next week
My friend, Carlos, is having a birthday party next week.
He _________________the bus to the station. (To take)
took
to draw
is drawing
idrew
has drawn
were going to visit the ford motor company
We're going to visit the Ford Motor Company.
the biggest of the too packages arrived on july 21 1997
The biggest of thge two packages arrived on July 21, 1997.
my address is 123 main street oakland california
My address is 123 Main Street, Oakland, California.
Birds ____________________in the sky. (to fly)
flew
to rise
is rising
has/had risen
she wants to read summer rain a short poem even though she cant read good
She wants to read "Summer Rian" a short poem even though she can't read well.
my brother he has growed too inches since last february
My brother has grown two inches since last February.
i like apples but i dont like bananas
I like apples, but I don't like bananas.
Tia _________________all night. (to sleep)
slept
to lay (for a nap)_________ down.
lie
is laying down
has/had lain down.
he dont want no turkey mashed potatoes or beans for thanksgiving
He doesn't want any turkey mashed potatoes or beans for Thanksgiving.
my teacher looked at my paper and said please learn jane how to do this work the incorrect way
My teacher looked at y paper and said, "Please teach Jane how to do this work the correct way."
i bought eggs milk and bread at the store
I bought eggs, milk, and bread at the store.
Ravi __________________ every morning. (to swim)
swam
to lay (to place something)
He __________ the pencil on the table.
lay, laid,
has/had laid
mr birch our teacher has learned us how to draw a conclusion from the sisters a short story
Mr. Bitrch, our teacher, has taught us how to draw a conclusion from "The Sisters" a short story.
his brother and sister are staying in there aunts house
His brother and sister are staying in their aunt's house.