Run-On Sentences & Capitalization Practice

Front

Capitalize appropriately: she has a friend from london, england.

Back

She has a friend from London, England.

Front

Run-on sentence example: She has a friend from London, England he wants to go to Disneyland.

Back

She has a friend from London, England. He wants to go to Disneyland.

Front

Fix this run-on sentence: She asked if I wanted a cookie I hate cookies!

Back

She asked if I wanted a cookie. I hate cookies!

Front

Use a comma to show a reader to ____________.

Back

PAUSE

Front

Use a period to show a reader to ____________.

Back

STOP

Front

Always ________ the pronoun I.

Back

CAPITALIZE

Front

Always capitalize the first letter of each word in the name of a place, person, or business.

Back

CAPITALIZE

Front

Fix the run-on sentence: My favorite food is pizza from Pizza My Heart. One reason I like it is that there are so many toppings.

Back

My favorite food is pizza from Pizza My Heart. One reason I like it is that there are so many toppings.

Front

Fix this run-on sentence: i like rainy weather when it rains i like to go outside and splash puddles.

Back

I like rainy weather. When it rains, I like to go outside and splash puddles.

Front

Fix this sentence: Dartmouth Middle School is #1 union middle school is not.

Back

Dartmouth Middle School is #1. Union Middle School is not.