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Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 15mins
Re-write this sentence to avoid run-ons and fragments.
We went to this library the beginning of the the day it seemed to be good day But It slowly turned worse.
Rewrite this sentence to avoid run-ons and fragments, and to include correct capitalization:
We waited I sat On a hay bale from nowhere he came jumping and accidentally Pushed me off the hay bale ‘Crunch, Crash, Pow!’
The ice cream tasted just like ice!
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My sister wanted to go to another ice cream store, so we slowly walked there.
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Where should I put a period or semi-colon?
As we drove home I remembered my swollen elbow when I arrived home it was more swollen.
Between "remembered" and "my"
Between "elbow" and "when"
Between "home" and "it"
No period or semi-colon is needed.
But I am so excited because I am finally going to get one!
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I kept asking my parents for one, and it worked!
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Of course it isn’t a new phone, it was my mom’s old phone, but at least I have one now!
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We found Kevin!
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command
declaration
Guess what?
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Exclamation
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Declaration
First, I went to Dylan’s house and played with
my remote control car on Dylan’s porch and driveway.
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Correct this sentence:
This was strike two said the principal.
Divide this sentence into several shorter sentences:
And during math, we had an extremely hard test and people caught me copying again, and I got sent to the principal who suspended me for one week and called my mom.
Where would you put a period or semi-colon?
I loved it, she told me to open it, so I did.
Between "it" and "she"
Between "it" and "so"
You don't need one.
Rewrite this with proper punctuation to make it two sentences:
And guess what she put three dollars in it!
So the money was very useful!
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“You don’t have to be sorry, in fact I think that was funny but scary.”
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From mad and sad to happy.
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Read this and give a few specific compliments about what makes it good writing:
At nine o’clock on Christmas Day; I sat under the Christmas tree under a brightly lit star, under a brightly lit ceiling. I was just starting to start unwrapping my Christmas presents when a smoke from the fireplace ran to my face with ashes. I could see a pair of tiny little boots dancing from the fire saying “Hot, hot, HOT!”. Wow! How could a pair of feet tumble down the fireplace without getting burnt? It looked like a dwarf wearing an elf hat. As he stumbled down the chimney, I thought he was Santa Claus. Unbelievable! Amazing! I had thought he was Santa Claus. He fell into the fire so it burned all his clothes. It was a disguise. My brother, George, pretended to be Santa Claus giving presents. It was a great surprise for a gift!
