M10. Review Assignment
M10. Review Assignment
Chapter 1 Capitalization
Exercise 1.5
Fill in the blanks in the sentences below with the correct form of be. Then write the sentences with
correct capitalization and punctuation on the lines below.
Capitalize place names such as hospitals, hotels, buildings, companies, and schools
Exercise 1.6
Fill in the blanks in the sentences below with the correct form of be. Then write the sentences with
correct capitalization and punctuation on the lines below.
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Capitalize Acronyms
Acronyms use capital letters from the first letters of a name to make an abbreviation. We write and say
the short form.
We usually use the first letters of words to make acronyms. Sometimes we use other letters.
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Chapter 2 Punctuation
Punctuation is very important. It helps the read know one thought starts and another ends. It lets the read
know where a sentence is a statement or a question. It lets the reader know how thoughts are organized.
It helps to know the force or emotion expressed in the sentence.
Period
Put a period (or full stop) at the end of every statement and command.
Question Mark
Put a question mark (?) at the end of every question.
Is Jenny a student?
Exclamation Point
Put an exclamation mark (!) at the end of every exclamation.
Look out!
Commas
A comma is used to separate three or more adjectives or items in a list.
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Also place a comma between a city and a country or a city and a state (or province).
You should put a comma between the day and year in dates.
November 9, 1951
Exercise 2.1
There are mistakes in the following sentences. Rewrite the sentences with correct punctuation and
capitalization.
2. brazils a country
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3. whens he coming
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Exercise 2.2
Write the questions and answers below with correct capitalization and punctuation.
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Exercise 2.3
Fill in the blanks. Use the verbs is, isn’t, are, or aren’t. Then write the sentences with correct
capitalization and punctuation on the lines below.
3. the statue of Liberty and Empire state building _________ In New york new york
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Exercise 2.4
Fill in the blanks with a negative form of the be verb (is, am, are, was, were). Use contractions and
rewrite these sentences with correct capitalization and punctuation on the lines below.
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Exercise 2.5
Fill in the blanks using is and are. Then write the sentences with correct capitalization and punctuation on
the lines below.
2. my tv ________ broken
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Exercise 2.6
Rewrite these paragraphs on a separate piece of paper using proper capitalization and punctuation.
1. six sentences
suhuyn has a roommate the name of her roommate is jenny kim jenny is
from pusan she works for samsung in seoul but she also studies English at
night after work jenny and suhyun enjoy going to movies on the weekends
they also go singing with other friends
2. seven sentences
tom and jerry are good friends they are teachers at a school in shangahi tom
is from australia and jerry is from new zealand they are english teachers
they enjoy hiking and camping on the weekends they also have fun looking
for foods from their own countries the foods are hard to find in china they
have fun traveling to different large cities searching for them
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Chapter 3 Using Articles
There are three articles English- a, an, and the. A and an are indefinite articles and the is the definite
article. Using articles correctly will help your writing have a natural flow to it.
A and An
Use a before singular nouns (or the adjectives that precede them) that begin with a consonant sound.
Use an before singular nouns (or the adjectives that precede them) that begin with a vowel sound.
an apple
a uniform (initial sound is ”Y”- a consonant sound)
an x-ray machine (initial sound is ”eh”- a vowel sound)
a university (initial sound is ”Y”- a consonant sound)
an hour (initial sound is ”ow”- a vowel sound)
Use a or an before count nouns, when the noun which is being talk about is not specifically known. A is
used before nouns that begin with a consonant sound. An is used before nouns that begin with a vowel
sound.
Here are some examples:
He has a book. (There are many books, and he has one.)
I ate an orange. (There were many oranges, and I ate one.)
While in Australia, we stayed at a luxury hotel. (There are many luxury hotels in
Australia, and we stayed in one.)
A Porsche is an expensive sports car. (There are many expensive sports cars, and
a Porsche is one.)
Kansas is a state in America. (There are 50 states in America, and Kansas is one.)
Exercise 3.1
Choose a or an for each of the following nouns and terms.
Exercise 3.2
Fill in the blanks using the correct article (a or an). Be sure to use correct capitalization and punctuate the
sentences correctly.
5. ____ elevator will take you to the main offices on the fiftieth floor
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Exercise 3.3
Write complete sentences using the following nouns. Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
1. tokyo
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2. china
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3. cabbage
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4. an eagle
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5. february
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The is used when the thing being talked about is specifically known or it is clearly understood which thing
we are referring to.
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When writing individual sentences, like in the exercises below, it is sometimes difficult or impossible to
determine whether the indefinite article or definite article should be used. The problem arises because the
sentence is in isolation; there is no context to determine whether the object being referred to is known by
both reader and writer or speaker and listener. In most cases, if the sentence is in isolation, the indefinite
article should be used. If the sentence is in context, then the context needs to be examined to determine
whether the definite or indefinite article should be used.
Exercise 3.4
Put the correct article in the blanks and capitalize and punctuate the sentence correctly.
9. _____ movie was disappointing _____ acting was terrible and _____ story was boring
10. _____ elephant was spraying water from its trunk at _____ zoo
Exercise 3.5
Rewrite the following sentences, adding the correct article where needed.
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9. World famous boxer from United States, Mohammed Ali, was Greatest.
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Exercise 3.6
Fill in the blanks with a, an, or some. Use some with non-count nouns. Then rewrite the sentences with
the correct form of the verb using simple present tense. Use correct capitalization and punctuation.
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