Let’s fix each sentence one by one. We need to make sure every sentence has:
✔ Capital letters at the start and for names/days/months
✔ Spaces between words
✔ Punctuation at the end (like a period or question mark)
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Sentence 1: “tim likes to play on saturday”
- “tim” → should be “Tim” (name, so capital T)
- “saturday” → should be “Saturday” (day of week, capital S)
- Add a period at the end
Fixed:
Tim likes to play on Saturday.
Checklist: ☑️ capital letters ☑️ spaces ️ punctuation
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Sentence 2: “how many mondays are in june”
- This is a question → starts with lowercase? No! Questions still start with capital letter.
- “how” → “How”
- “mondays” → “Mondays” (day of week)
- “june” → “June” (month name)
- Ends with a question mark because it’s asking something
Fixed:
How many Mondays are in June?
Checklist: ☑️ capital letters ☑️ spaces ️ punctuation
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Sentence 3: “ben and i are going to a party on sunday”
- “ben” → “Ben” (name)
- “i” → always capitalized as “I”
- “sunday” → “Sunday” (day of week)
- Add period at end
Fixed:
Ben and I are going to a party on Sunday.
Checklist: ☑️ capital letters ☑️ spaces ☑️ punctuation
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Sentence 4: “if i go to the park, will you come, too”
- “if” → start of sentence → “If”
- “i” → always “I”
- It’s a question → ends with question mark
- Comma before “too” is okay, but we can also write it without — either way is fine. Let’s keep the comma since it’s already there.
- Also, “too” at the end doesn’t need a comma before it unless it’s adding extra info — but here it’s part of the question. Actually, in this case, the comma before “too” is not needed. But let’s check: “will you come, too?” — that’s acceptable in informal writing. For school, we’ll keep it simple.
Actually, better version: Remove the comma before “too” — it’s not necessary.
So: “If I go to the park, will you come too?”
But wait — original had comma before “too”. Should we fix it? Yes — if it’s wrong, fix it.
Standard rule: Don’t put a comma before “too” at the end of a sentence unless it’s for emphasis or clarity. Here, it’s not needed.
Also, the first word “if” must be capitalized.
And “i” → “I”
End with question mark.
Fixed:
If I go to the park, will you come too?
(We removed the comma before “too” — it was incorrect.)
Checklist: ☑️ capital letters ☑️ spaces ️ punctuation
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Final Answer:
1. Tim likes to play on Saturday.
2. How many Mondays are in June?
3. Ben and I are going to a party on Sunday.
4. If I go to the park, will you come too?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of correct the sentence worksheet 2nd grade.
