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Punctuation Lesson 003 |
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Skills
- Capital Letters
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Use capital letters whenever they are necessary in the following sentences. Rewrite the sentences on a piece of paper. |
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1. harry's birthday comes on thursday, june 14, this year. |
| 2. it was col. a. m. jones who spoke at the veterans' day program. |
| 3. our teacher, miss meek, has been reading to us from the burgess bird book for children. |
| 4. on july 15, harry and i went to chicago, illinois, with our parents. |
| 5. the corner of state and madison streets in chicago is known as the world's busiest corner. |
| 6. mary asked, "have you ever read 'just so stories' by rudyard kipling?" |
| 7. when i lived in milwaukee, wisconsin, i lived at 788 marshall street. |
| 8. the rev. v. l. nicely is pastor of the first methodist episcopal church. |
| 9. bill said, "when i was a little boy, i visited my aunt, mrs. i. r. johnson, who lived at 7500 east washington street in indianapolis, indiana." |
| 10. "ben hur" was written by lew wallace. |
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11. i have heard col. robert newhall on the radio from the station of the crosley radio corporation, wlw, in cincinnati, ohio. |
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12. "the star-spangled banner" was written by francis scott key. |
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13. she was born in noblesville, ohio, october 19, 1900. |
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14. peggy asked, "where do mr. and mrs. james l. jones live?" |
| 15. did you see will rogers in the picture "david harum"? |
| 16. my parents and i went to benton harbor, michigan, on the fourth of july. |
| 17. the automobile races are held in indianapolis, indiana, on memorial day. |
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