Cause & Effect
What is the cause in this sentence?
“Because it rained, the game was canceled.”
It rained
Identify the tense:
“She walks to school.”
Present Tense
What part of speech is “quickly”?
Adverb
What punctuation ends a question?
Question Mark
Should “monday” be capitalized?
Yes- Monday
What is the effect?
“The power went out, so we used candles.”
We used candles
Change to past tense:
“They play football.”
They play football
What part of speech is “beautiful”?
Adjective
Fix the sentence:
“Where are you going”
Where are you going?
Fix:
“i live in belize.”
I live in Belize
Identify the signal word:
“She studied hard; therefore, she passed.”
Therefore
Change to future tense:
“She studies for the test.”
She will study for the test
Identify the noun:
“The dog barked loudly.”
The dog
What punctuation shows possession?
Apostrophe
Which word should be capitalized?
“my teacher is mrs. smith.”
My, Mrs. Smith
Create a cause for this effect:
“The streets were flooded.”
Answers may vary
Identify the tense:
“We were eating dinner.”
Past continuous tense
Identify the verb:
“The baby cried loudly.”
cried
Add commas:
“My favorite fruits are mangoes oranges and bananas.”
Mangoes, oranges, and bananas.
Do seasons need capitalization? (summer, winter)
No. Unless part of a proper noun
Is this cause → effect correct?
“He was tired because he stayed up late.”
Yes. Cause = stayed up late. Effect = was tired.
Correct the verb tense:
“Yesterday, she go to the store.”
Yesterday, she went to the store.
What part of speech is “but” in this sentence?
“I wanted to go, but I was tired.”
conjunction
Fix the dialogue:
She said I am happy.
She said, “I am happy.”
Fix all capitalization errors:
“last july i visited san ignacio in belize.”
Last July I visited San Ignacio in Belize.