Question

PLEASE HELP I WILL FAN AND MEDAL AND BE YOUR BEST FRIEND

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
"Being the first to walk on the moon," She thought, "must have been exciting."

B.
"being the first to walk on the moon," she thought, "must have been exciting."

C.
"Being the first to walk on the moon," she thought, "Must have been exciting."

D.
"Being the first to walk on the moon," she thought, "must have been exciting."

Answer 1

D

Answer 2

Are they sentences or phrases?

Answer 3

sentences

Answer 4

It's D

Answer 5

Which sentence has no errors in capitalization?

A.
"Yes," he answered, "We would like to go to the museum on Thursday."

B.
"Yes," He answered, "we would like to go to the museum on Thursday."

C.
"Yes," He answered, "We would like to go to the museum on Thursday."

D.
"Yes," he answered, "we would like to go to the museum on Thursday."

Answer 6

Its D

Answer 7

he's right

Answer 8

Which sentence has no errors in the use of end marks or commas?

A.
"Be careful", she cautioned, "how you handle the ice sculpture".

B.
"Be careful", she cautioned "how you handle the ice sculpture."

C.
"Be careful," she cautioned, "how you handle the ice sculpture."

D.
"Be careful" she cautioned "how you handle the ice sculpture."

Answer 9

jk its C.

Answer 10

Which sentence has no errors in the use of end marks or commas?

A.
The players were so excited that they jumped up and shouted, "Yippee"!

B.
The players were so excited that they jumped up and shouted, "Yippee!"

C.
The players were so excited that they jumped up and shouted "Yippee!"

D.
The players were so excited that they jumped up and shouted, "Yippee!".

Answer 11

no it is A... you were right

Answer 12

Nah because any mark goes before the quotation

Answer 13

For the last one you posted, it is B.
Also, make sure you only post one question per thread, as it is against the CoC (Code of Conduct) to post multiple questions within one thread.

Answer 14

I am more than willing to help you, as long as you go according to the CoC (Code of Conduct). (:

Answer 15

A helpful reminder for punctuation issues such as these to remember is to always keep the punctuation within the quotation marks... For example:
She screamed with excitement, "yay, I finished my exam today!" <- Correct
She screamed with excitement, "yay, I finished my exam today!". <- Incorrect

Does that make sense? (: