STATEMENT AND QUESTIONS Objective: identify statement and questions and proofread for correct end marks and capital letters.

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STATEMENT AND QUESTIONS Objective: identify statement and questions and proofread for correct end marks and capital letters.

Different kinds of sentences have different jobs. A sentence that tells something is a statement. A statement ends with a period(.). A sentence that asks something is a question. A question ends with a question mark (?). A sentence always begins with a capital letter.

StatementQuestions The airport was crowded. Her plane landed on time. Kory bought a ticket. Was the airport crowed? When did her plane land? Did Kory buy a ticket?

The flight attendant welcomed the passengers

statement

I pushed my small brown bag under the seat

statement

Have you fastened your seat belts

question

Can you see out the window

question

What city is below

question

The cars look like ants

statement

Now everything looks foggy

statement

Are you flying through a cloud

question

How high will the plane climb

question

ASSIGNMENT Number your paper If the sentence is a statement or ends with period write S If the sentence is a question or ends with a question mark write Q 12. S Rewrite the paragraph and make corrections on the 3 missing capital letters and 5 incorrect punctuation.