Capitalization and Run-on Sentences

Front

Correct the quote: Bill said, "i have to go to the bathroom."

Back

Bill said, "I have to go to the bathroom."

Front

Correct the quote: "her favorite color," Mae said, "is blue."

Back

"Her favorite color," Mae said, "is blue."

Front

Correct the quote: "i hate going to school," yelled Oscar. "it is boring."

Back

"I hate going to school," yelled Oscar. "It is boring."

Front

Correct any capitalization errors: In college, I was forced to take calculus because my adviser said I needed it as a prerequisite.

Back

Correct as is.

Front

Correct capitalization errors: Many incoming freshmen are required to take English 101 and Spanish.

Back

Many incoming freshmen are required to take English 101 and Spanish.

Front

Correct any capitalization errors: Psychology 103 is a very interesting class.

Back

Correct as is.

Front

Fix the comma splice: I never wanted the weekend to end, her mom made her go to school Monday.

Back

I never wanted the weekend to end, yet her mom made her go to school Monday.

Front

Fix the run-on: I called the Post Office they will hold your mail during your vacation.

Back

I called the Post Office. They will hold your mail during your vacation.

Front

Fix the run-on: She wanted cookies and milk for dinner her parents said that that wasn't a complete dinner.

Back

She wanted cookies and milk for dinner; her parents said that that wasn't a complete dinner.

Front

Fix the comma splice: Jimmy wanted to go to the store, and he wanted to purchase a gift; however, his girlfriend Jill wouldn't let him leave.

Back

Jimmy wanted to go to the store, and he wanted to purchase a gift; however, his girlfriend Jill wouldn't let him leave.