Grammar Picnic
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- Fix the capital letters.dad holds grandpa's hose carefully.
- Write the right end mark.Will the rain fall
- Fix the verb so it agrees with the subject.The baker bake cakes.
- Fix the capital letters.did grandma smile?
- Write the right end mark.The butterfly flew
- Fix the verb so it agrees with the subject.The game were long.
- Fix the capital letters.the waiter served tea on saturday.
- Write the right end mark.Was the sand warm
- Fix the verb so it agrees with the subject.The swings was old.
- Fix the capital letters.was beth's toothbrush new?
- Dad holds Grandpa's hose carefully.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Dad, Grandpa's.
- Will the rain fall?
It asks something, so it ends with a question mark.
- The baker bakes cakes.
The subject is baker: just one, so the verb is bakes.
- Did Grandma smile?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Did, Grandma.
- The butterfly flew.
It tells something, so it ends with a period.
- The game was long.
The subject is game: just one, so the verb is was.
- The waiter served tea on Saturday.
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: The, Saturday.
- Was the sand warm?
It asks something, so it ends with a question mark.
- The swings were old.
The subject is swings: more than one, so the verb is were.
- Was Beth's toothbrush new?
A sentence starts with a capital letter, and so do names, days and I: Was, Beth's.
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