Editing Sentences for Capitalization and Ending Punctuation

Which of the following does NOT use correct END PUNCTUATION?

• Ms. Fritsch's English classroom is in room 162!

• Are you ready for class?

• English class is my favorite class!

• Earlier this week in class, we read "Jack and the Beanstalk."

Which of the following is NOT an example of END PUNCTUATION?

• Periods (.)

• Question Marks (?)

• Commas (,)

• Exclamation Points (!)

Which of the following does NOT use correct END PUNCTUATION?

• All of Ms. Fritsch English students have a quiz Friday.

• Good luck on your quiz Friday!

• Do you understand the capitalization rules!

• Students have learned capitalization and end punctuation rules.

Which of the following does NOT use correct END PUNCTUATION?

• Do you like the show Outer Banks?

• Ms. Fritsch's favorite show is Friends.

• Many people love to binge watch shows.

• What shows do you enjoy on Netflix or Hulu!

In the Disney movie, moana, Moana retrieves and restores the heart of Tafiti.

Which capitalization rule is NOT being followed correctly?

• Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationships.

• Capitalize the first letter of a sentence, even in a quotation.

• Capitalize all significant words in titles of books, magazines, stories, movies, and other media.

• Capitalize countries, states, cities, nationalities, and languages.

My grandma and grandpa have visited Walt Disney World around ten times!

Which capitalization rule is NOT being followed correctly?

• Capitalize the names of relatives that indicate a family relationship.

• Capitalize the title that precedes a name.

• Capitalize countries, states, cities, nationalities, and languages.

• Capitalize the first letter of a sentence, even in a quotation.

Ms. Fritsch would love to someday visit hawaii, australia, and italy.

Which capitalization rule is NOT being followed correctly?

• Capitalize the first letter of a sentence, even in a quotation.

• Capitalize countries, states, cities, nationalities, and languages.

• Capitalize a title that precedes a name.

• Capitalize the names of relatives that indicate a family relationship.

Have you visited doctor williams for your yearly check-up?

Which capitalization rule is NOT being followed correctly?

• Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationships.

• Capitalize the first letter of a sentence, even in a quotation.

• Capitalize all significant words in titles of books, magazines, stories, movies, and other media.

• Capitalize a title that precedes a name.

the student asked, "what are the three menu options for lunch today?"

Which capitalization rule is NOT being followed correctly?

• Capitalize the first letter of a sentence, even in a quotation.

• Capitalize countries, states, cities, nationalities, and languages.

• Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun, a name for a person, place, thing, or event.

• Capitalize the names of relatives that indicate a family relationship.

Ms. Fritsch enjoys going to watch the toledo walleye play hockey games at the huntington center.

Which capitalization rule is NOT being followed correctly?

• Capitalize the title that precedes a name.

• Capitalize all significant words in titles of books, magazines, stories, movies, and other media.

• Capitalize names of relatives that indicate family relationships.

• Capitalize the first letter of a proper noun, a name for a person, place, thing, or event.