1. Capitalize letter: Change "martin" to "Martin" at the beginning of the sentence.
2. Add a period: Add a period at the end of the sentence.
3. Add a quotation mark: Add quotation marks around "It's a used bike, but it's new to Martin."
4. Add a comma: Add a comma after "Martin" in the phrase "Martin, so excited."
5. Take words out: Remove "the" before "Neighborhood" as it is unnecessary.
6. Spell correctly: Change "ridden" to "ridden" (correct spelling, no change needed).
7. Indent: Indent the first line of the paragraph.
8. Lowercase letter: Change "It's" to "it's" in the phrase "it's only because."
9. Add words: Add "the" before "way" to make "the way."
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of editing worksheet for 6th grade.
