To, Too, and Two
True or False? This sentence has the correct too?
My little brother turned too years old today.
False. It should be Two.
I used to go their when I was little.
Correct:
I used to go THERE when I was little.
What should always go at the end of a sentence? (Hint: Looking for 3 answers)
period (.) for statements, a question mark (?) for direct questions, or an exclamation point (!)for strong feelings or commands
True or False?
The first letter of every sentence should ALWAYS be capitalized?
True
Correct the sentence:
I was to tired to wake up early for school today?
Correct:
I was TOO tired to wake up early for school today?
True or False: They're is a contraction for ”They Are”
True
That man lost his keys fell in the yard and started crying.
No, comma’s are missing.
That man lost his keys, fell in the yard, and started crying
Does the following letter use capitalization correctly? Dear Mr. Wilson Smith, I regret that kevin and i will not be able to attend your retirement party at Harry's house of hoses. Truly Yours, Mary Jones
No the I should after “Kevin and I” should be capitalized
Correct the sentence:
Today on the way too school I had too go to the bathroom.
correct sentence:
Today on the way TO school I had TO go to the bathroom.
This sentence is correct, true or false?
I was going to go to their house today after school but they’re not here today.
True
I walked to the store!
Free point
Choose the correct sentence.
He lives in the Pacific Northwest.
He lives in the pacific northwest.
He lives in The Pacific Northwest.
He lives in the Pacific northwest.
1st one: He lives in the Pacific Northwest.
Correct the sentence:
Today my mom told me when I was to years old I used too scream two get my her attention.
Today my mom told me when I was TWO years old I used TO scream TO get her attention.
Correct the sentence:
It was there soccer ball, so they can start the game.
Correct:
It was THEIR soccer ball, so they can start the game.
Is this sentence correct? Yes or No?
Today I walked to the store, read a book and went out to eat
NO!
Today I walked to the store, read a book, and went out to eat.
Is this correct? I am a Poet. I did not know it, My feet Show it. They are long fellows.
NO
Correct: I am a Poet. I did not know it, my feet show it. They are long fellows.
The one you use to describe a direction, recipient, or time range
To
What’s the difference/when do we use:
There
Their
and They’re
There: refers to location (over there) or start of sentence (There is a…) (hint: has “here” indicating location)
Their: refers to possession (their ball, their game etc.)
They’re: contraction for they are (they’re playing with us)
Which punctuation best fits the following sentence:
I got a cute and tiny puppy today
!
Exclamation mark bc it displays strong emotions such as joy or surprise
When should a word be capitalized? (Hint: looking for 3 answers).
Beginning of sentence
Important words in a title
Proper nouns