Intervention- Week 23

Intervention!
--Week 23

Complete sentences need:
--Capitalization
--Punctuation
--A subject
--A verb
--to make sense!!!

Multiple Choice

What does a complete sentence need?

• a comma

• a dependent clause

• a period

• punctuation

Multiple Select

What does a complete sentence need? (Check all that are correct.)

• to make sense!

• a subject

• a verb

• capitalization

Capitalize:
M--months and days of the week
I--the subject "I" (This is a #RuleBreaker! Other pronouns are NOT capitalized unless at the start of a sentence!)
N--names of proper nouns
T--titles of books, plays, shows, and movies
S--starts of sentences

Note: Make sure you capitalize the names of:
--holidays
(example: Thanksgiving)

--people
(example: Ms. Carpenter)

--pets
(example: Poppy)

--towns, counties, states, and countries
(example: Brownsboro; Henderson County; Texas; United States)

--specific places (example: Winchester Park)

--specific restaurants (ex: McDonald's)

--brand names (ex: Nike)

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses capitalization rules correctly?

• She went to Paris for her vacation.

• she went to Paris for her vacation.

• She Went To Paris For Her Vacation.

• she went to paris for her vacation.

Multiple Select

Which do you capitalize? (Choose all the correct answers.)

• holidays

• names of pets

• titles of books

• pronouns such as "she, he, and they"

Apostrophes
--contractions (replace missing letters in words: don't, won't)
--possessives (showing ownership) (ex: Ms. Carpenter's class)

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of a contraction?

• couldn't

• will not

• because

• today