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3 years ago

Help me shers Plzzzzzzzzzzzz

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Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. I like Chapter 3, "No One Home" but didn't like Chapter 8, "Stop Knocking."

2. Jack Prelutsky's poem "The New Kid On The Block" has a surprise ending.

3. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" was a song by The Beatles.

4. Did you read the article called "Life With Half A Brain"?

5. "Will you marry me?" asked Mergatroid.

6. Bobby Bigtone is so cute. He sings my favorite song, "Shnookie Wookems".

7. "Meet me at 2:00 in front of the Beebop Music Store," instructed Jake. "Don't be late."

8. "Encounter at Fairpoint" was the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Explanation:

Punctuation and capitalization are part of the process of writing correctly. These punctuation works require the use of certain signs of punctuation to make a sentence correct grammatically. It involves using capital letters for proper nouns, titles of songs or books or movies, putting direct speeches and titles within inverted commas, putting commas/ pauses to shorten and provide a short stop, and using correct punctuation such as full stop/ period or question marks wherever necessary.

The given sentences written correctly after proper punctuation and capitalization are as follows-

1. I like Chapter 3, "No One Home" but didn't like Chapter 8, "Stop Knocking."

2. Jack Prelutsky's poem "The New Kid On The Block" has a surprise ending.

3. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" was a song by The Beatles.

4. Did you read the article called "Life With Half A Brain"?

5. "Will you marry me?" asked Mergatroid.

6. Bobby Bigtone is so cute. He sings my favorite song, "Shnookie Wookems".

7. "Meet me at 2:00 in front of the Beebop Music Store," instructed Jake. "Don't be late."

8. "Encounter at Fairpoint" was the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

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