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​Capitalization

• Proper nouns (names of a specific person, place, or thing)

• First word in a sentence.

• Pronoun I

• Days, Months, or Holidays

• Titles and Events

• Country, State, City, or Streets

Multiple Select

Mrs. Campbell moved, her new address is 1531 avenue M anson, texas.

What change should be made to the sentence above?

chose three

• no changes are needed

• capitals avenue

• capitals anson

• capitals texas

Multiple Select

ms. sherry's favorite book is "The napping house".

What change should be made to the sentence above?

Pick two

• capitals favorite

• capitals ms. sherry

• no changes need to be made

• capitals napping house

Multiple Choice

We celebrate veterans day on November 11th.

What change should be made to the sentence above?

• We celebrate Veterans Day on November 11th.
• We celebrate Veterans day on november 11th.

• We celebrate veterans day on November 11th.

• We celebrate veterans day on november 11th.

Multiple Choice

When I went to walmart I bought cookies for my classmates.

What change should be made to the sentence above?

• Capitals store

• Capitals Walmart

• Capitals cookies

• Capitals classmates

Multiple Choice

the program will start at noon.

What change should be made to the sentence above?

• capitals will

• capitals noon

• capitals program

• capitals the

​​ Types of Sentences

A sentence that tells something is a statement. It ends with a period. It is also called a declarative sentence.

A sentence that asks something is a question. It ends with a question mark. It is also called an interrogative sentence.
Statement/Declarative I live on Chestnut Street.

Question/Interrogative Where do you live?

Types of Sentences

A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something. It ends with a period. It is also called an imperative sentence.

An exclamation is a sentence that shows strong feeling, such as excitement, surprise, or fear. It ends with an exclamation point. It is also called an exclamatory sentence.

Command/Imperative Please do the dishes.
Exclamation/Exclamatory Don’t go too far!

Categorize

Options (4)

I saw a wonderful painting at the museum.

Where is my new bracelet?

Get away from that snake!

Don’t wake the sleeping baby.

Organize these sentence types into the right categories

Declarative .

Interrogative ?

Exclamatory !

Imperative .