Read each sentence. Then underline each term that calls for italics

The twins like to watch Tomas & Friends
Thomas & Friends?

This book, The Higher Power of Lucky, won an award, and it is a good read.
The higher Power of Lucky?

Do you mean course or coarse?
course or coarse?

My older sister is reading a long poem Paradise Lost, in her college class.
Paradise Lost?

I bought Dad an album, The Road to Ensenada, for his Birthday.
The Road to Ensenada?

1, 2, 4, and 5 are fine.

Re-think 3.

course course? Only underline those 2 and leave out the or?

course coarse

Yes, leave out the "or" and spell the second one right!!

To determine the terms that should be italicized in each sentence, you need to identify titles of books, movies, TV shows, or albums. Titles are typically italicized in writing.

1. The twins like to watch Tomas & Friends.
In this sentence, the term "Tomas & Friends" should be italicized because it refers to a TV show.

2. This book, The Higher Power of Lucky, won an award, and it is a good read.
In this sentence, the title "The Higher Power of Lucky" should be italicized because it refers to a book.

3. Do you mean course or coarse?
There is no term that requires italics in this sentence. The words "course" and "coarse" are not titles.

4. My older sister is reading a long poem Paradise Lost, in her college class.
In this sentence, the title "Paradise Lost" should be italicized because it refers to a poem.

5. I bought Dad an album, The Road to Ensenada, for his Birthday.
In this sentence, the title "The Road to Ensenada" should be italicized because it refers to an album.