COMMAS
Insert comma after tennis
Michelle plays soccer, tennis, volleyball, basketball, and golf.Insert a comma before Stephanie
"I really want to go to the sleepover tonight", Stephanie begged her mom.
Change knifes to knives
Please put the knives in the drawer.
Change too to two
I would really like to have too of those.
Change like's to likes
Noah like's to ride his skateboard to school when it's warm outside.
Insert a comma after 9
On June 9, 2011, my nephew was born at the hospital in San Francisco.
Insert a comma after said
Megan said, "They got their new kitten some toys and a little bed for her to sleep in."
Change hopeing to hoping
I was really hoping you would let me play on your iPad for a little while.
Change your to you're
Your friends seem much happier when your nice to them.
Change didnt to didn't
The boys said they didnt want pizza because they ate it for lunch at school.
Delete the comma after chocolate
I always choose chocolate or strawberry when I visit the ice cream shop.
Change the comma to a question mark
"When are you going to restock the paper towels?" she asked.
Change carefull to careful
When you go snowboarding, you have to be very careful so that you don't break a leg.
Change there to their
As tadpoles grow and get older, there tails disappear.
Change day's to days
After a long day's work, I like to relax by taking out my book and reading at least two chapters.
Insert a comma after unzipped
I tried to tell her that her backpack was unzipped, but she ran out the door too quickly.
Change the comma to a question mark
Monica wondered, "How can something so small smell so badly?"
Change sliping to slipping
If you spill the milk, you might find yourself slipping and sliding all over the kitchen floor.
Change to to too
I saw some new shoes that I like, but they're to heavy for running.
Change back's to backs
I lost the back's to my earrings when I was getting ready for the party.
Eric was planning to work on his project when he got home from school, but he realized he left his supplies in class.
Make no change
Eric was planning to work on his project when he got home from school, but he realized he left his supplies in class.
Insert a comma after began
"Well," she began, "I'm not sure if you are responsible enough yet for a phone."
Change lazyest to laziest
That has to be the laziest animal that I've ever seen!
Change it's to its
The flowers were beginning to wilt, and it's leaves fell off to help it stay alive.
Change student's to students'
Since I wasn't going to be at school, I decided to put notes on all the student's desks.