To solve this problem, we need to correct the capitalization in each sentence. The goal is to capitalize the first letter of sentences, proper nouns (names of specific places, people, brands, holidays, etc.), and the pronoun "I".
Here are the corrected sentences:
1. Have you ever been to the San Diego Zoo?
2. My computer is a Dell, but my friend Sam has a Toshiba computer.
3. My mom likes to get Turtle chocolates for Christmas and Valentine's Day.
4. I went on the Maid of the Mist boat when I visited Niagara Falls.
5. My parents like to go on Caribbean cruises every time they go on a holiday.
6. The tiniest country in the world is Vatican City.
7. Did you know that Venus is the only planet that rotates clockwise?
8. Did you know that the parking meter was invented in North Dakota?
9. I wonder how many steps the Eiffel Tower has.
10. I have never been able to taste the difference between Pepsi Cola and Coca Cola.
Final Answer:
1. Have you ever been to the San Diego Zoo?
2. My computer is a Dell, but my friend Sam has a Toshiba computer.
3. My mom likes to get Turtle chocolates for Christmas and Valentine's Day.
4. I went on the Maid of the Mist boat when I visited Niagara Falls.
5. My parents like to go on Caribbean cruises every time they go on a holiday.
6. The tiniest country in the world is Vatican City.
7. Did you know that Venus is the only planet that rotates clockwise?
8. Did you know that the parking meter was invented in North Dakota?
9. I wonder how many steps the Eiffel Tower has.
10. I have never been able to taste the difference between Pepsi Cola and Coca Cola.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capital letters worksheets.
