Articles-Punctuation-Capitalization

Which of the sentence is correct in the use of Capitalization?

• in the early 1800's, Women used to travel from Western China to Beijing.

• In the early 1800's, women used to travel from western China to Beijing.

• in the early 1800's, women used to travel from Western China to beijing.

Which of the sentence is correct in the use of puntuation?

• Manchester, which is in the north-west of England, is the second most urban area of the kingdom.

• Manchester which is in the north-west of England is the second most urban area of the kingdom.

• Manchester, which is in the north-west of England is the second most urban area of the kingdom.

Which of the sentences does not contain spelling mistakes?

• The new road may cause damage to the environment.

• The new road may cause damage to the enviroment.

• The new road may cause damage to the enviromment.

Which of the sentences does not contain spelling mistakes?

• Tom says that learning a foriegn langauge is hard.

• Tom says that learning a foreign language is hard.

• Tom says that learning a foreing language is hard.

Which of the sentences is correct punctuated?

• I'll be home soon. Call me, if you need anything, please.

• I'll be home soon if you need anything please, call

• I'll be home soon. Call me if you need anything, please.

John likes to wear in _ black. Today he's wearing _ pair of black trousers and _ black t-shirt. _tshirt looks really nice.

• the, a, a, the

• a, a, the, the

• 0, a, a, the

I had a weird dream. I dreamt I was heading to __ school on __ unicorn, and __ air blew tenderly. I suddenly woke up, and it was __ fan which was blowing on me.

• 0, an, the a

• 0, a, an, a

• 0, a, the, the

• the, an, the, a

Article a and an are used based on the sound of the next word.

• true

• false

It can be used to introduce an explanation or an example.

• apostrophe

• full stop

• colon

• comma

It indicates that a letter or letters or letters are missing, especially in informal style.

• apostrophe

• full stop

• colon

• comma