Ok right let’s go through this…
1. I is a pronoun which requires a capital letter
2. don’t is a contraction which requires an apostrophe
3. English (as mentioned to Amelie above) needs a CAPITAL LETTER
Year 6, I can’t wait to be teaching English in the classroom again!
1. The phrase ‘capital letter’ does not need to be fully capitalised. Just one capital letter is adequate, not thirteen.
2. Ellipsis is unnecessary after the phrase ‘Ok right let’s go through this’, a colon is better placed in that particular context.
3. In your second point, as it is the start of your sentence, it would be better to have a capital letter at the beginning of the contraction ‘don’t’. I understand that this can be acceptable in some contexts, but you have started your other two points with a capital letter and consistency in lists is key.
4. The points in your list need to be joined in some way, whether by using a semi-colon, a comma or by simply removing the numbers, decapitalising the start of the second and third points (once you have fixed your mistake in the penultimate point), and adding commas where necessary.
5. A comma needs to be added in the phrase ‘Ok right let’s go through this…’
Mr Spencer, I can’t wait to see your corrected piece of writing!
*1. ‘I’ is a pronoun which requires a capital letter.
*2. ‘Don’t’ is a contraction which requires an apostrophe.
*3. ‘English’ (as mentioned to Amelie above) needs a capital letter.
Amazing (but quite scary)!
spoopy
Did you mean spooky?
no
Fair enough
well done!
o-O …
o-O
What does this mean?!
You truly terrify me ella…
I think you’ll find Ella is a proper noun and therefore requires a capital letter…
You’re not goner make us do english are you?
*going to
I don’t think flora cares…
Nor do you it seems! Flora is also a proper noun!
Mr Spencer! We’re not doing english right now!
You should be! Also, English needs a capital
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!
lol i dont wanna do english either
Ok right let’s go through this…
1. I is a pronoun which requires a capital letter
2. don’t is a contraction which requires an apostrophe
3. English (as mentioned to Amelie above) needs a CAPITAL LETTER
Year 6, I can’t wait to be teaching English in the classroom again!
1. The phrase ‘capital letter’ does not need to be fully capitalised. Just one capital letter is adequate, not thirteen.
2. Ellipsis is unnecessary after the phrase ‘Ok right let’s go through this’, a colon is better placed in that particular context.
3. In your second point, as it is the start of your sentence, it would be better to have a capital letter at the beginning of the contraction ‘don’t’. I understand that this can be acceptable in some contexts, but you have started your other two points with a capital letter and consistency in lists is key.
4. The points in your list need to be joined in some way, whether by using a semi-colon, a comma or by simply removing the numbers, decapitalising the start of the second and third points (once you have fixed your mistake in the penultimate point), and adding commas where necessary.
5. A comma needs to be added in the phrase ‘Ok right let’s go through this…’
Mr Spencer, I can’t wait to see your corrected piece of writing!
*1. ‘I’ is a pronoun which requires a capital letter.
*2. ‘Don’t’ is a contraction which requires an apostrophe.
*3. ‘English’ (as mentioned to Amelie above) needs a capital letter.
Full stop?
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!
MR SPENCER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ikr
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Hello.
Wow, that is a lot of comments.
Can we get to 666 comments?
Let’s try!
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did we get 666 comments now?
Not quite
this has the most comments !
37 exactly
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We could make it 66 comments. 666 posted in 66 with 66 comments. Let’s go!
25 more to go then…