Add the necessary period comma capitalization apostrophes question marks exclamation marks and qoutation marks

Question

There are nine of them:
1. its hard to guess how the puppy hurt its paw
2. mrs smiths house isnt very big
3. i will help you he said
4. this dogs tail is short but those dogs tails are shorter
5. may we come with you they asked
6. toms address is 105 tuscany road baltimore maryland
7. william shakespeare the great english poet was probably born on april 23 1564 in stratford england
8. he wrote the plays hamlet a midsummer nights dream macbeth and many others
9. ive lost my pencil cried jane now what shall i do

Answer 1

You're kidding, right? What'd you do--sleep through elementary school? Do your own homework.

Answer 2

1. It's hard to guess how the puppy hurt its paw.
2. Mrs. Smith's house isn't very big.
3. "I will help you.", he said.
4. This dog's tail is short, but those dogs tails are shorter.
5. "May we come with you?", they asked.
6. Tom's address is 105 Tuscany Road, Baltimore, Maryland.
7. William Shakespeare, the great English poet, was probably born on April 23, 1564, in Stratford, England.
8. He wrote the plays Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Macbeth, and many others.
9."I've lost my pencil!", cried jane, "Now what shall I do?"

Answer 3

You should be able to do these, but here's some pointers.

Periods: Use when a sentence is declarative. This means when it is simply stating a fact/opinion.

Commas: Use when a pause is needed.

Capitals: Use at the beginning of each sentence and any proper names.

Apostrophes: Use to form conjuctions of two words.

Question Marks: Use when a question is being posed.

Exclamation Marks: Use when a sentence is strong and forceful.

Quotation Marks: Use when a person is being directly quoted.

1. It's hard to guess how the puppy hurt its paw.
2. Mrs. Smith's house isn't very big.
3. "I will help you," he said.
4. This dog's tail is short, but those dogs' tails are shorter.
5. "May we come with you?" they asked.
6. Tom's address is 105 Tuscany Road, Baltimore, Maryland.
7. William Shakespeare, the great English poet, was probably born on April 23, 1564 in Stratford, England.
8. he wrote the plays Hamelt, a Midsummer Night's Dream, Macbeth, and many others.
9. "I've lost my pencil!" cried Jane. "Now what shall I do?"

Answer 4

1. It's hard to guess how the puppy hurt it's paw.
2. Mrs. Smith's house isn't very big.
3. I will help you, he said.
4. This dog's tail is short, but those dog's tail are shorter.
5." May we come with you?", they asked.
6. Tom's address is 105, Tuscany Road, Baltimore, Maryland.
7. William Shakespeare, the great English poet, was probably born on April 23, 1564 in Stratford, England.
8. He wrote the plays, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Macbeth, and many others.
9. "I've lost my pencil!", cried Jane. "Now, what shall I do? "

Answer 5

1. It's hard to guess how the puppy hurt its paw.
2. Mrs. Smith's house isn't very big.
3. "I will help you," he said.
4. This dog's tail is short, but those dogs' tails are shorter.
5. "May we come with you?" they asked.
6. Tom's address is 105 Tuscany Road, Baltimore, Maryland.
7. William Shakespeare, the great English poet, was probably born on April, 23, 1564, in Stratford, England.
8. He wrote the plays Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Macbeth and many others.
9. "I've lost my pencil!" cried Jane. "Now, what shall I do?"

Answer 6

2. It's hard to guess how the puppy hurt it's paw.
2. Mrs. Smith's house isn't very big.
3. "I will help you," he said.
4. This dog's tail is short, but those dogs tails are shorter.
5. "May we come with you?" they asked.
6. Tom's address is, 105 Tuscany Road, Baltimore, Maryland.
7. William Shakespeare, the great english poet, was probably born on April 23, 1564 in Stratford, England.
8. He wrote the plays, Hamlet, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Macbeth, and many others.
9. "I've lost my pencil," cried Jane, "now what shall I do?"

.. Im not positive number 7 is right!
Hope this helps!

Answer 7

try to do your own work