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1 Most Common Grammar Mistakes Kids Make
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2 Most Common Grammar Mistakes Kids Make Can you guess? 1.Capitals 2.It’s and its 3.Tense 4.Homophones 5.Commas
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3 How to be a…
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4 Capital Rule #1 Capitalize the first word of a sentence Pioneers settled the West.
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5 Capitalize the first word in the greeting and closing of a letter. Capitalize the title and name of the person addressed. Dear Mrs. Johnson, Dear friend, Yours truly,Sincerely, Capital Rule #2
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6 Capitalizing people ’ s names and titles Capital Rule #3 Capitalize the names of people and the initials that stand for their names. Harry Potter Junie B. Jones J. F. Cooper
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7 Capital Rule #4 Always capitalize the pronoun I. Social studies is the subject I like.
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8 Capitalize the names of cities, counties, states countries, and continents. Capitalizing place names Capital Rule #5 Houston Orange County IowaJapan
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9 Capitalize the names of streets and highways. Monroe StreetRoute 66 Mercury Boulevard Candy Avenue Capitalizing place names Capital Rule #6
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10 Capitalize the names of celestial bodies. Pluto North Star the Milky Way Capitalizing place names Capital Rule #7
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11 Capital Rule #8 Capitalize names of days of the week, months of the year, and holidays. Do not capitalize names of the seasons. Thursday April Memorial Day summer
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12 And…. Capital Rule #9 Capitalize the names of ethnic groups, nationalities, and languages. Asian German Spanish English
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13 Five Common Mistakes Kids Make 1.Capitals 2.It’s and its
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14 It’s (it is) time for the dog to eat its bone. It’s is a contraction. Its shows ownership. It’s time for its bone.
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15 Five Common Mistakes Kids Make 1.Capitals 2.It’s and its 3.Tense
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16 Changing tense in the middle of a paragraph… Tom told David to run quickly so David runs away. What’s the problem? so David ran away.
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17 Five Common Mistakes Kids Make 1.Capitals 2.It’s and its 3.Tense 4.Homophones
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Homophones
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Homophones are words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings. For example, there is a pear that is good to eat. I use a pair of gloves because I have two hands. Pay attention to see how the following homophones are spelled.
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they’re there their They’re going to be last if they don’t hurry. The books are right there. Halloween is their favorite holiday.
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two too to The baby has two new teeth. I have too much homework! Astronauts went to the moon.
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through threw waterWe are swimming through the water. She threw the ball to her brother.
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Can you find ate or nine misteaks in these sentences? I will chews to take the advice. Please weight for me. The son is very bright today. What is the mane idea? I knead a knew pear of shoes. Make a list of the incorrectly spelled words on a sheet of paper. Write them correctly.
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eight mistakes choose wait sun main need new pair You ’ re a homophone expert!
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25 Commas
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26 Kids, love, Commas!
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27 Children often want to keep writing, and instead of using a full stop, they will pause, with a comma, and keep on going. Can you turn this sentence into 3 sentences?
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28 Children often want to keep writing. Instead of using a full stop, they will pause with a comma. Then, they keep on going.
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29 CONGRATULATIONS! You are a…
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