Punctuation and Capitalization worksheet for practicing correct grammar rules.

Worksheet titled "Punctuation and Capitalization" with instructions to rewrite sentences using correct capital letters, punctuation, and quotation marks, featuring a cartoon child juggling letters.

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1. "What are you bringing to the picnic?" she asked her teacher.
2. She shouted, "I don't care if I ever see you again!"
3. "You're the finest thing I ever did see," she told her new kitten.
4. Karl asked his coach, "How late is Chris going to be to the game?"
5. "Mustang Sally, you better slow your mustang down," he sang.
6. "I need you like a fish needs a bicycle," she said as she stormed out of the room.
7. He told her, "I wish you wouldn't say those hurtful things."
8. "I'm about three-fourths of the way done with my paper," she told her teacher.
9. "I am studying this summer because I want to get smarter and give myself a better chance of success," the child thought to himself.

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