CAPITALIZATION, SUBJECT OR PREDICATE & PREP PHRASES #1
Correct the capitalization for this sentence:
mom said,"Go get the groceries from the Car for me."
Capitalize Mom
Lowercase Car
Make the correction
david ate Lunch with Me.
Capitalize David
lowercase lunch and me
Fix the capitalization in this sentence
Have you ever been to georgia?
Capitalize Georgia
mom found some money.
Capitalize Mom
Correct the Capitalization for this sentence
last week my family and i traveled to New york for vacation.
Capitalize
Last
I
York.
Correct or Incorrect:
Uncle Bart and aunt Barbra are visiting us for the holidays.
capitalize Aunt
Correct the capitalization for this sentence
betty and beth love Scented Candles.
Capitalize Betty and Beth
Lowercase scented candles
Correct or incorrect
My favorite holidays are Christmas and Halloween.
Correct
Correct the Capitalization for this sentence:
Sarah joined the comic book club.
Capitalize Comic Book Club
What pronoun could replace Susan and Carol?
Susan and Carol love science.
They
Correct this sentence:
My family wants to go to canada for Summer vacation.
Capitalize Canada.
Lowercase summer
Which word in this sentence should be capitalized?
Aunt Jackie lives in north Carolina.
Capitalize North.
Correct the capitalization in this sentence
Edna and jack made costumes together for the christmas show.
Capitalize
Jack
Christmas.
Correct or Incorrect:
Did you know that dr. Allan has three dogs.
Capitalize
Dr.
What is the superlative form of good?
best
Which is the subject in the sentence?
The table is very heavy.
The table
What is the predicate in the sentence?
The table is very heavy.
What is the subject in the sentence?
The students study very hard for their tests.
The students
What is the predicate in the sentence?
The students study very hard for their tests.
study very hard
Is the word in the sentence below being used as an adverb or a preposition?
Do you live near?
adverb
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
The weather is very warm in the summer.
in the summer
What is the prepositional phrase?
The cat sleeps all day on the porch.
on the porch
What is the prepositional phrase?
The carpet smelled a little funny after leaving it outside.
after leaving it outside.
The students were excited after they passed their tests!
after they passed their tests.
What are the noun determiners in the sentence below?
My neighbor is your cousin.
my, your