CONVENTIONS OF PRINT How to write a sentence properly.

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CONVENTIONS OF PRINT How to write a sentence properly.

Start with a capital letter. The cat likes to sleep.

Spaces go between the words. The cat likes to sleep.

Punctuation goes at the end. The cat likes to sleep. You could also use these punctuation marks at the end of a sentence: ? !

Words are spelt phonetically correct. The cat likes to sleep. Image from:

What is wrong with this sentence? Thecatlikestosleep. There are no spaces. The cat likes to sleep.

What is wrong with this sentence? the cat likes to sleep. The first letter is not capitalized. The cat likes to sleep.

What is wrong with this sentence? The cat likes to sleep No punctuation at the end. The cat likes to sleep.