Paragraph Format, Capitalization, and Run-On Sentences

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My grandmother was an artist. I have many of her paintings.

Back

My grandmother was an artist. I have many of her paintings.

Front

Sally is captain of the soccer team. She helped organize the tournament.

Back

Sally is captain of the soccer team. She helped organize the tournament.

Front

We went to see the school play. Clark was one of the main characters.

Back

We went to see the school play. Clark was playing one of the main characters.

Front

Picnic basket on the table, walked to the playground.

Back

We put the picnic basket on the table, and we walked over to the playground.

Front

When we returned to the table, we heard squealing and chattering; a family of squirrels had started lunch without us.

Back

Correct as is

Front

Revise this run-on: 'I prefer not to wake up early; I enjoy watching TV late, making early mornings a challenge, especially for school.'

Back

2

Front

Is this a run on? That was easy to fix they walked up the trail.

Back

run on

Front

Is this a run on? One backpack was too heavy to carry up the mountains.

Back

correct

Front

Capitalize words in: "That same night, my mother told my father, 'i'm taking phillip back to norfolk.'"

Back

3

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Capitalize titles of books, magazines, poems, songs, etc.

Back

True; it is always necessary.