Let's solve the punctuation task step by step. The goal is to
rewrite each sentence using:
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Capital letters at the beginning of the sentence and for proper nouns.
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Full stop (.) at the end of declarative sentences.
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Question mark (?) at the end of questions.
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Here are the corrected sentences:
1.
mr sharma has a pet dog
→
Mr Sharma has a pet dog.
*(Capitalize "Mr" and "Sharma" as it's a name; add full stop.)*
2.
there are many plates on the table
→
There are many plates on the table.
*(Start with capital "T"; add full stop.)*
3.
sunday is a holiday
→
Sunday is a holiday.
*(Days of the week are capitalized; add full stop.)*
4.
rohan likes to eat cake
→
Rohan likes to eat cake.
*(Proper noun "Rohan" must be capitalized; add full stop.)*
5.
where is your book
→
Where is your book?
*(This is a question, so start with capital "W" and end with question mark.)*
6.
the school opens in the month of june
→
The school opens in the month of June.
*(Start with capital "T"; "June" is a month, so capitalize it; add full stop.)*
7.
mumbai is a big city
→
Mumbai is a big city.
*(City names are capitalized; add full stop.)*
8.
asha and rita have many toys
→
Asha and Rita have many toys.
*(Names "Asha" and "Rita" are proper nouns — capitalize both; add full stop.)*
9.
what time is your school
→
What time is your school?
*(Question — start with capital "W", end with question mark.)*
10.
mohan and sunil are my friends
→
Mohan and Sunil are my friends.
*(Names "Mohan" and "Sunil" are capitalized; add full stop.)*
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✔ Final Answers:
1. Mr Sharma has a pet dog.
2. There are many plates on the table.
3. Sunday is a holiday.
4. Rohan likes to eat cake.
5. Where is your book?
6. The school opens in the month of June.
7. Mumbai is a big city.
8. Asha and Rita have many toys.
9. What time is your school?
10. Mohan and Sunil are my friends.
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📝 Tips:
- Always
capitalize the first letter of a sentence.
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Proper nouns (names of people, places, days, months) must be capitalized.
- Use
full stop (.) for statements.
- Use
question mark (?) for questions.
- Check for
missing spaces or
extra spaces — but in this case, they were already mostly correct.
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