Final Answer:
1. My sister plays soccer on Tuesdays.
2. Mary likes to eat cake on Fridays.
3. Her dad comes home on Wednesday.
4. Can you come to my house on Sunday?
5. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the best!
6. I only go to school on Mondays.
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Explanation:
Let’s fix each sentence one by one. We need to use capital letters in the right places.
1. “my” → should be “My” because it’s the first word of the sentence.
“tuesdays” → should be “Tuesdays” because days of the week always start with a capital letter.
2. “mary” → should be “Mary” because it’s a person’s name.
“fridays” → should be “Fridays” because days of the week are capitalized.
3. “wednesday” → should be “Wednesday” — again, days of the week get a big first letter.
4. “can” → should be “Can” because it’s the first word of the sentence (even though it’s a question).
“sunday” → should be “Sunday” — same rule for days.
5. “tuesdays” and “wednesdays” → both become “Tuesdays” and “Wednesdays” — days of the week = capital first letter.
6. “i” → should be “I” — the word “I” is always capitalized when talking about yourself.
“mondays” → should be “Mondays” — day of the week.
That’s all! Just remember:
→ First word of a sentence = capital.
→ Names = capital.
→ Days of the week = capital.
→ The word “I” = always capital.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for 2nd grade capitalization and punctuation.
