Language Quiz

What is wrong with this sentence?

i like to play outside with my friends.

• The "i" needs a capital letter.

• Play is spelled wrong.

• There should be a question mark at the end of the sentence.

• Friends is spelling wrong.

What is wrong with this sentence?

We love to go out to ate at Burger King.

• Burger King should not be capitalized.

• There should be a question mark at the end of the sentence.

• Ate is incorrect, it should be eat.

• We should be changed to we are.

What is wrong with this sentence?

We love to play games paint and sing.

• There needs to be a comma between play games and paint.

• We should be change to she.

• Games is spelled wrong.

• There should be an apostrophe on games.

What is wrong with this sentence?

My favorite movie is Encanto

• Encanto should not be capitalized.

• Favorite is spelled wrong.

• There should be a period or exclamation at the end of the sentence.

• My should be changed to I.

I liek chocolate milk!

• milk should be capitalized.

• I should be lower case.

• Like is not spelled correctly.

• There should be a comma at the end of the sentence.

Our favorite day of the week is saturday!

• Saturday should be capitalized.

• Day is spelled wrong.

• Week should be spelled "weak".

• The exclamation should be changed to a question mark.

Please be saef on Halloween.

• Halloween should be lowercase.

• Safe is spelled wrong.

• This is not a complete sentence.

• Please should be all capitalized.

My favorite place to eat is Red robin.

• Red Robin is a restaurant, Robin needs to be capitalized.

• My is spelled wrong.

• Red should be lowercase.

• There should be a question mark at the end of the sentence.

I love my schewl very much.

• Schewl should be "school".

• Love needs to be all capitalized.

• There should be no period at the end of the sentence.

• Much is not a word.

I forgetted my water-bottle at home.

• water-bottle should be capitalized.

• Home should be changed to "house".

• My is spelled wrong.

• Forgetted is not a word.