Capitalization
Punctuation
Fragment, Run-On, or Complete Sentence
Spelling
Usage
100
True or False: All proper nouns should be capitalized.
True
100
How are you doing
?
100
The boy played a game.
Complete Sentence
100
Make friend a plural noun.
friends
100
Make Me Possessive! 


The game belonging to the boy. 

The boy's game. 
200
True or False: Titles of books, songs, and movies do not have to be capitalized.
False
200
I love you
. or !
200
Driving down the road.
Fragment
200
Make baby a plural noun.
babies
200
Make me Plural! 


Family 

Families 
300
the hunger games was an awesome movie!
"The Hunger Games" was an awesome movie!
300
"Mom can I go outside and play?"
, after Mom
300
I went to Wal-Mart then I went to Sonic.
Run-On
300
Make hop a past tense verb.
hopped
300
Make me Possessive! 


The video games belonging to the children. 

The children's video games. 
400
cara, michael, daisy, and bobby worked on their project about the civil war.
Cara, Michael, Daisy, and Bobby worked on their project about the Civil War.
400
______ _______ are placed at the beginning and end of dialogue.
Quotation Marks
400
My mom likes pizza, but she loves lasagna.
Complete Sentence
400
Make dance a present tense verb. Give both forms.
dances dancing
400
Make me Plural! 


Shelf

Shelves
500
we moved from jacksonville, north carolina to paris, texas when i was a baby.
We moved from Jacksonville, North Carolina to Paris, Texas when I was a baby.
500
I took a book towel and an umbrella to the beach
I took a book, towel, and an umbrella to the beach.
500
Sara who is my cousin.
Fragment
500
Use there, their, and they're correctly in a sentence.
Example: They're going to their grandma's house who lives over there.
500
Make Me Possessive! 


The necklace belonging to the girl. 



The girl's necklace. 
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