This document provides a worksheet to practice re-writing simple sentences with fragments of information into complete sentences with proper punctuation and capitalization. The worksheet contains 8 sentences written as fragments that need to be rewritten as complete sentences, such as "Jason on Gloria Rd." becoming "Jason lives on Gloria Rd.". The answers to rewriting the fragments as complete sentences are then provided.
This document provides a worksheet to practice re-writing simple sentences with fragments of information into complete sentences with proper punctuation and capitalization. The worksheet contains 8 sentences written as fragments that need to be rewritten as complete sentences, such as "Jason on Gloria Rd." becoming "Jason lives on Gloria Rd.". The answers to rewriting the fragments as complete sentences are then provided.
This document provides a worksheet to practice re-writing simple sentences with fragments of information into complete sentences with proper punctuation and capitalization. The worksheet contains 8 sentences written as fragments that need to be rewritten as complete sentences, such as "Jason on Gloria Rd." becoming "Jason lives on Gloria Rd.". The answers to rewriting the fragments as complete sentences are then provided.
Re-write each group of words to form a statement that makes
sense. Use end marks and capitalization correctly.
in the morning we went to school
We went to school in the morning.
1. Jason on Gloria Rd. lives
2. he shot the basketball
3. english he enjoys learning
4. from the United States is Aaron
5. history she is good at
6. she likes to play the piano
7. gave the award to the boy the teacher
8. back home she walked after school
Re-Writing Simple Sentences Worksheet
Answers:
1. Jason lives on Gloria Rd..
2. He shot the basketball. 3. He enjoys learning English. 4. Aaron is from the United States. 5. She is good at history 6. She likes to play the piano. 7. The teacher gave the award to the boy. 8. She walked back home after school.