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Insert the correct punctuation and capitalization in the following sentences.
1. what time do you have to get up tomorrow george?
What time do you have to get up tomorrow, George?
2. on independence day, the martin family has a neighborhood picnic.
On Independence day, the Martin family has a neighborhood picnic.
3. mr p j baker a barber fell out of the window of his barbershop yesterday nevertheless he did not get hurt
Mr.P.J.Baker, a barber, fell out of the window of his barbershop yesterday; nevertheless he did not get hurt.
4. oh my the house is on fire screamed john
"Oh my! The house is on fire!" screamed John.
5. because the dogs were chasing the fox it ran down the hill under the fence and across the field
Because the dogs were chasing the fox, it ran down the hill, under the fence, and across the field.
thanks
Perfect!
Great job! Here are the corrected sentences:
1. What time do you have to get up tomorrow, George?
To correct this sentence, we need to capitalize the first word "What" and "George," and add a comma after "tomorrow."
2. On Independence Day, the Martin family has a neighborhood picnic.
To correct this sentence, we need to capitalize the first word "On," "Independence," and the surname "Martin." Additionally, we should add a comma after "Day."
3. Mr. P.J. Baker, a barber, fell out of the window of his barbershop yesterday; nevertheless, he did not get hurt.
To correct this sentence, we need to capitalize the abbreviations "Mr." and "P.J." Similarly, we need to capitalize "Baker" and add a comma after "yesterday." Additionally, we should add a comma after "nevertheless."
4. "Oh, my! The house is on fire!" screamed John.
To correct this sentence, we need to add a comma after "Oh" and "my," as well as capitalize the first word "Oh" and "John." Lastly, we should include an exclamation mark within the quotation marks.
5. Because the dogs were chasing the fox, it ran down the hill, under the fence, and across the field.
To correct this sentence, we need to capitalize the first word "Because," and add commas after "fox," "hill," "fence," and "field."