daily grams - day 7\ndirections: on the lines provided, write the sentence correctly. be sure to highlight…

daily grams - day 7\ndirections: on the lines provided, write the sentence correctly. be sure to highlight the changes being made.\ncapitalization & punctuation practice:\n1. when the bell rings please walk quietly to the bus mr davis\n2. since it is cold outside jack needs a warmer coat\n3. we need milk bread and eggs from the grocery store\n4. yes i will meet you near the lake this saturday\n5. my aunt carla a gifted baker is moving to denver colorado in july\nextra credit: using the three sentences, write one complete sentence using all parts. be sure to spell, capitalize, and punctuate correctly.\nthe play was a comedy.\nthe play was written by shakespeare.\nthe play was staged last night.

daily grams - day 7\ndirections: on the lines provided, write the sentence correctly. be sure to highlight the changes being made.\ncapitalization & punctuation practice:\n1. when the bell rings please walk quietly to the bus mr davis\n2. since it is cold outside jack needs a warmer coat\n3. we need milk bread and eggs from the grocery store\n4. yes i will meet you near the lake this saturday\n5. my aunt carla a gifted baker is moving to denver colorado in july\nextra credit: using the three sentences, write one complete sentence using all parts. be sure to spell, capitalize, and punctuate correctly.\nthe play was a comedy.\nthe play was written by shakespeare.\nthe play was staged last night.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Capitalize the first - word "When", "Please", and "Mr" in "Mr Davis", and add a comma after "rings".
  2. Capitalize the first - word "Since", and add a period at the end.
  3. Add a comma after "milk" and "bread", and capitalize the first - word "We".
  4. Capitalize "I" and "Saturday", and add a period at the end.
  5. Capitalize "Aunt" in "Aunt Carla", add a comma after "baker", and capitalize "Colorado" in "Denver, Colorado". For the extra - credit, combine the sentences with appropriate conjunctions and punctuation.

Answer:

  1. When the bell rings, please walk quietly to the bus, Mr Davis.
  2. Since it is cold outside, Jack needs a warmer coat.
  3. We need milk, bread, and eggs from the grocery store.
  4. Yes, I will meet you near the lake this Saturday.
  5. My Aunt Carla, a gifted baker, is moving to Denver, Colorado in July. Extra Credit: The play, which was a comedy written by Shakespeare, was staged last night.