Apostrophes
Change the sentence to have apostrophes:
"It is April 19 today."
It's April 19 today.
Rewrite the sentence with appropriate punctuation.
"My name is Maryam I am a cool person"
My name is Maryam. I am a cool person.
Should you capitalize names of people and places?
Yes.
What part of speech is used to name a person, place, or thing?
A noun
What is the past tense of this sentence:
"He walks to school."
He walked to school.
Rewrite the sentence with apostrophes:
"Its Ediths birthday on April 14."
It's Edith's birthday on April 14.
Rewrite the sentence with appropriate punctuation:
"What is the weather for today"
What is the weather for today?
Rewrite the sentence with appropriate capitalization
"it will be sunny today."
It will be sunny today.
What is the verb in this sentence?
"She ran quickly to the bus."
ran
Which sentence is grammatically correct:
"He runned to the bus station"
"He ran to the bus station"
"He was run to the bus station"
He ran to the bus station
Rewrite the sentence with apostrophes:
"Adils class wasnt canceled today."
Adil's class wasn't canceled today.
Rewrite the sentence with appropriate punctuation:
"I am going shopping to get milk eggs and bread"
I am going shopping to get milk, eggs, and bread.
Rewrite the sentence with appropriate capitalization:
"yesterday, hossain was in cooking class."
Yesterday, Hossain was in cooking class.
What are the nouns in this sentence:
"The rabbit ran to the cafeteria and ate carrots."
rabbit, cafeteria, carrots
is / was
Edith's birthday __ last week.
Edith's birthday was last week.
Example of contraction: cannot -> can't
How would you rewrite these phrases with apostrophes:
- would not
- I am not
- are not
- wouldn't
- I'm not
- aren't
What punctuation is used when you are surprised?
Exclamation mark (!)
Rewrite the sentence with appropriate capitalization:
"i went to see the empire state building on sunday."
I went to see the Empire State Building on Sunday.
What punctuation do you use to separate items in a list?
A comma (,)
Example sentence: "I will buy a car, a house, and a computer."
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- She hasn't having ice cream this week
- He's feeling an ill today
- She's starting to go to church every Sunday
She's starting to go to church every Sunday
its / it's
Does this sentence need an apostrophe?
"The dog bit its tail and started yelping."
No. When "it" is used in possessive form, it does not need an apostrophe.
Fix the punctuation to use the right ones
"Hey? do you know where Nicoll. Marta. and Andersson are,"
Hey, do you know where Nicoll, Marta, and Andersson are?
Which of the following words needs to be capitalized?
- pasta
- school
- fireworks
- summer
- america
America
A conjunction is when you connect two sentences to make one whole sentence.
How can you use a conjunction in these two sentences?
"Subhan enters the classroom. He sits next to Adil."
Subhan enters the classroom and sits next to Adil.
a / an
Last quarter, he became __ honor roll student.
Last quarter, he become an honor roll student.