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Corrected Sentences Warm-up Challenge

Test your skills by correcting capitalization and punctuation errors in a series of sentences. This warm-up exercise will help improve your grammar and attention to detail.

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Corrected Sentences Warm-up Challenge

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  1. Monday, September 14th Warm-up Correct all capitalization and punctuation errors in the following sentences: on mothers day we went to the iowa state fair the Football game will be held on tuesday november 4th. John and betty, ran to the Store, to buy kraft macaroni and cheese. most People agree that english is one of the hardest Language’s to learn my favorite Book is the adventures of huckleberry finn

  2. Tuesday, September 15th Warm-up BIG FISH IN A SMALL POND Have you ever seen a fish tank with a lot of small fish and one larger fish? That larger fish might seem big in the fish tank, but it’s really only a few inches long. If that fish were put in the ocean next to an even larger fish, it would seem quite small. The phrase “a big fish in a small pond” is used to describe someone who is important in a small community, but might not seem so important in a bigger community. Write a paragraph about a time when you’ve felt like a big fish in a small pond. Or, if you can’t think of a time like this, describe when you have felt like a little fish. (Minimum one paragraph, five sentences)

  3. Wednesday, September 16thWarmup! Choose three of the following five questions to answer. Please write answers of at least three sentences. • What do you want to be doing ten years from now? • For what do you think you would lay down your life? • If you could travel to any place in the world, where would you go? • If you could communicate with any animal, what animal would you choose? Why? • What is your biggest worry?

  4. Thursday, September 17th Warm-up Each clue below suggests a word that contains the consecutive letters A-R-E. The first one has been done for you. • To look at angrily STARE • A four sided shape • To frighten • Extra • Your mom or dad • A female horse • A place for sports contests • Knowledgeable • A certain section or region • A signaling light

  5. Friday, September 18th Warm-ups • At what degree of latitude are the sun’s rays the strongest? • During the Middle Ages, which was the lowest class: nobles, serfs or vassals? • What kind of letter might begin with “Dear Sir” and end with “Sincerely”? • What are the followers of Islam called? • Which is NOT an integer: 17, 5, -12, 3 ½? • Blood circulates throughout your body in about five minutes. True or false? • More people live in the EU than in the Unites States. What does “EU” stand for? • What global conflict broke out in 1939? • Who has more money: a multimillionaire or a billionaire? • What number do the Roman numerals XL represent?

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