Capitalization
Correct the capitalization error in the sentence: "i love going to the beach on sundays."
"I love going to the beach on Sundays."
Which punctuation mark is used to end a direct question?
What is a question mark.
Choose the correctly spelled word: a) occassion; b) occassion; c) occasion; d) ocasion
"What is 'c) occasion'?"
Which sentence uses commas correctly: "She likes to swim, hike and play soccer." or "She likes to swim hike and play soccer."
She likes to swim, hike, and play soccer.
True or False: Verbs are modifiers that describe nouns.
False, adjectives are modifiers that describe nouns.
Which of the following should be capitalized: city, country, or state?
All of them
Add the necessary punctuation to the following sentence: "I walked to the store bought some fruit and went home"
"I walked to the store, bought some fruit, and went home."
Correct the spelling error in this sentence: "I can't remeber where I put my keys."
What is "remember"
True or False: Commas are used to separate two adjectives that describe the same noun.
What is true
Which sentence uses modifiers correctly: "The big blue house is on the corner." or "The blue big house is on the corner."
The big blue house is on the corner.
True or False: The names of seasons (e.g., winter, spring) should always be capitalized.
False. The names of seasons should only be capitalized if they are used as part of a proper noun or as the first word in a sentence.
Correct the punctuation in this sentence: can you please pass the salt and pepper
What is 'Can you please pass the salt and pepper?'
Identify the correctly spelled word: a) commitee; b) committee; c) comittee; d) committe
What is b) committee
Rewrite the following sentence with correct comma placement: "Samantha took out her notebook pen and calculator to study."
Samantha took out her notebook, pen, and calculator to study.
True or False: Misplaced and damaged modifiers are two types of ways people incorrectly use modifiers
False: They are misplaced and dangling modifiers.
What should be capitalized in the title of a book: nouns, pronouns, verbs, or articles?
Nouns, pronouns, and verbs should be capitalized in the title of a book.
What is the punctuation mark that is mostly used when quoting something?
What are quotation marks
Choose the correctly spelled word: a) beleive; b) belive; c) believe; d) beleeve
What is c) believe.
True or False: Commas are used to separate a dependent clause from an independent clause in a sentence.
What is True
Correct the modifier error in the sentence: "She sings beautiful."
What is 'She beautifully sing.'
Rewrite the following sentence with correct capitalization: "the statue of liberty is located in new york city."
"The Statue of Liberty is located in New York City."
Which punctuation mark is used to indicate possession?
The punctuation mark used to indicate possession is an apostrophe (').
Rewrite this word with correct spelling: "embarassment"
What in embarrassment.
Rewrite this sentence with correct commas: "The tall strong man lifted the heavy box."
"The tall, strong man lifted the heavy box."
Correct the modifier error in the sentence: "They watched the sunset sitting on the porch."
What is "Sitting on the porch, they watched the sunset''