Choose the best punctuation and capitalization for each sentence

1. Which sentence is correctly capitalized and punctuated?
Shell never get her own room if she can't keep it clean.
She'll never get her own Room if she can't keep it clean.
She'll never get her own room if she can't keep it clean.
she'll never get her own room if she cant keep it clean.
2. Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?
Everyone has special skills some people use them very well.
Everyone has special skills; some people use them very well.
Everyone has special skills and, some people use them very well.
Everyone has special skills; and, some people use them very well.
3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
Did you hear the Denver Broncos won the Monday Night Football game? The poor Kansas City Chiefs can never catch a break.
Did you hear the Denver broncos won the monday night football game? The poor Kansas City chiefs can never catch a break.
Did you hear the Denver Broncos won the Monday Night Football game? The poor kansas city chiefs can never catch a break.
Did you hear the denver Broncos won the Monday Night Football game? The poor kansas City Chiefs can never catch a break.
4. Which sentence is correctly capitalized and punctuated?
i saw Mike run like the wind.
I saw Mike run like the wind
I saw mike run like the wind?
I saw Mike run like the wind.
5. Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
Carlotta and i love halloween.
carolotta and I love Halloween.
Carlotta and I love Halloween
Carlotta and I love Halloween.
6. Which sentence is correctly capitalized and punctuated?
When you are done eating, clear your place
when you are done Eating, clear your place.
When you are done eating, clear your Place.
When you are done eating, clear your place.
7. Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
I walked Home with Kate.
I walked home with Kate.
i walked home with Kate.
I walked home with kate.

1. English and French are spoken at this hotel.
Explanation: The verb "speak" is changed to its passive form "are spoken", and the subject "they" is omitted.

2. The window was broken by the little boy last week.
Explanation: The verb "break" is changed to its passive form "was broken", and the subject "the little boy" becomes the object of the sentence.

3. This enquiry was typed by our secretary.
Explanation: The verb "type" is changed to its passive form "was typed", and the subject "our secretary" becomes the object of the sentence.

4. The computer is used quite often by Jill.
Explanation: The verb "use" is changed to its passive form "is used", and the subject "Jill" becomes the object of the sentence.

5. Some colleagues were defended by the secretary.
Explanation: The verb "defend" is changed to its passive form "were defended", and the subject "the secretary" becomes the object of the sentence.

6. This picture was painted by Picasso.
Explanation: The verb "paint" is changed to its passive form "was painted", and the subject "Picasso" becomes the object of the sentence.

7. Ten books were published last year by them.
Explanation: The verb "publish" is changed to its passive form "were published", and the subject "they" becomes the object of the sentence.

8. This cardigan has been knitted by Molly.
Explanation: The verb "knit" is changed to its passive form "has been knitted", and the subject "Molly" becomes the object of the sentence.

9. Marc will be visited by George in London next year.
Explanation: The verb "visit" is changed to its passive form "will be visited", and the subject "George" becomes the object of the sentence.

10. The window has been opened by Jim.
Explanation: The verb "open" is changed to its passive form "has been opened", and the subject "Jim" becomes the object of the sentence.

11. Many windows have been broken by Frank.
Explanation: The verb "break" is changed to its passive form "have been broken", and the subject "Frank" becomes the object of the sentence.

12. Many books are bought by Lucy.
Explanation: The verb "buy" is changed to its passive form "are bought", and the subject "Lucy" becomes the object of the sentence.

13. Some letters have been written by David.
Explanation: The verb "write" is changed to its passive form "have been written", and the subject "David" becomes the object of the sentence.

14. The lightning conductor was invented by Benjamin Franklin.
Explanation: The verb "invent" is changed to its passive form "was invented", and the subject "Benjamin Franklin" becomes the object of the sentence.

15. The irregular verbs have been learned by all students.
Explanation: The verb "learn" is changed to its passive form "have been learned", and the subject "all students" becomes the object of the sentence.

1. Choose the correct answers.
0 My brother be a punk.
a used to b would c have tod liked



The correct answer is a) used to. In this sentence, we are talking about a past habit or characteristic of the brother being a punk. "Used to" is used to describe past habits or situations that are no longer true.

2. The students’ tests at the moment.
a marked b are being marked
c have been marked d are marking



The correct answer is b) are being marked. In this sentence, we are talking about an ongoing action that is happening in the present. "Are being marked" is the correct form of the verb "mark" in the passive voice to indicate that someone else is currently marking the tests for the students.

3. The earthquake terrible for the local people.
a can’t be b must be
c can’t have been d must have been



The correct answer is c) can't have been. In this sentence, we are talking about a past event (the earthquake) and the speaker is expressing doubt or disbelief about the severity of the earthquake for the local people. "Can't have been" is used to express doubt or impossibility about a past event.

4. I have to my bike repaired before the summer.
a make b ask c get d take



The correct answer is c) get. In this sentence, the speaker needs to have their bike repaired before the summer. "Get" is used to indicate that someone else will repair the bike for the speaker.

5. We here for three hours and I'm tired.
a have been waiting b had been waiting
c are waiting d wait



The correct answer is a) have been waiting. In this sentence, the speaker is talking about an ongoing action that started in the past (waiting) and continues in the present. "Have been waiting" is the correct form of the verb "wait" in the present perfect continuous tense.

6. You were asleep when I phoned, you?
a were b did c weren’t d didn’t



The correct answer is d) didn't. In this sentence, the speaker is asking if the person they called was asleep when they phoned. "Didn't" is used to form the question in the past simple tense.