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25 Cards in this Set
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"He's staying with me this week," Michael explained
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Put a commat after a direct quote.
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can't there's
isn't wasn't doesn't she's aren't he's haven't they're won't |
Use an apostrophe in a contraction.
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John may go fishing, or he can go to a movie.
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Put a comma before a conjuction in a compound sentence.
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Sincerely,
Your friend, |
Put a comma after a closing in a friendly letter.
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L. B. Johnson
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Capitalize each initial of a persons name.
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Joe's car
Mrs. Walker's book Tiffany's house |
An apostrophe can be used to show possession (ownership)
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Dear Grandmother,
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Put a comma after the opening of a friendly letter.
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January 3, 2009
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Use a comma between day and year
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Italian
German Spanish English |
Captilize names of ethnic groups and other languages.
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Mrs.
Dr. Mr. |
Use a period after an abbreviation.
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Tabatha
Spot George Rufus |
Capitalize the name of a person or pet.
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Where is the ice cream?
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Capitalize the first word of a sentence.
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Christmas Memorial Day
New Year's Day Labor Day Valentine's Day Halloween President's Day Thanksgiving St. Patrick's Day Memorial Day Fourth of July Easter Veteran's Day |
Capitlaize a holiday.
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Alice in Wonderland
Wizard of Oz Nate the Great |
Captialize the first words and important words in the name of a story or book.
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I like to eat pizza, hamburgers, and french fries.
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Put commas between words or phrases in a series.
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I
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Capitalize the pronoun I
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Sunday Thursday
Monday Friday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday |
Capitalize the name of a day in a week.
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The librarian asked, "Who enjoyed the story I read?"
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Capitalize the first word in a direct quote.
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January February March
April May June July August September October November December |
Capitalize a month
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C. A. Warren
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Use a period after each initial of a person's name.
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Mr. Dr.
Miss Ms. |
Use a captial letter to begin a title of respect.
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Mrs. Schanzer thought, "What a wonderful class i have."
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Put a comma before a direct quote.
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I like chocolate ice cream.
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Use a period at the end of a sentence that tells something.
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Runge Park
Cowan Elementary Texas Frist Bank Big Chief |
Capitalize the name of a specific place.
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New York, New York
Austin, Texas Houston, Texas San Diego, California Columbus, Ohio |
Use a comma between the name of the city and its state.
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