Capital letters and Punctuation Marks Practice

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Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 1
Thomas alva edison a greatest scientist was born in 1847 in ohio america as a little boy he was very inquisitive he always wanted to know how things were done very early in life he showed that he was full of curiosity a quality which is very important to inventors

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 2
Thomas sterns eliot was born on september 26 1888 in st louis missouri after studying at harvard and sorbonne he emigrated to england in 1914

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 3
william wordworth was born at vockermouth in 1770 he went to st. john college cambridge in 1787 he was attracted by the ideals of the france revolution after coming back from france he settled down with his sister dorothy and the poet coleridge

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 4
mr maruf is a teacher of dhaka university his wife is a secretary in a multinational company when i went to his house last tuesday i found him trying to feed his son it was a beautiful baby

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 5
he said i came to dhaka this morning i sent you a telegram before starting from home did you receive it in time no I replied

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 6
once i asked a sweet little girl what is your mothers name she replied cleverly i know my mothers name but i wont tell you that i said what a clever girl you are i dont tell my mothers name to anybody whom i dont know she spoke with an air of confident

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 7
thank you very much salim said to me you have been very helpful its my duty to help you why shouldnt i help you i said but all people are not like you even close friends dont help why do you beg cant you work

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 8
why dont you attend the classes regularly the teacher said to the boy you can not expect good result unless you attend the classes

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 9
will you buy my hair asked della i buy hair madame take your hat off and lets have a sight at the looks of it

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 10
my friend said to me why are you sitting alone here i have been looking for you let us go for a walk in the open field leave me alone said i

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 11
the traveler said to the peasant can you tell me the way to the nearest inn the peasant said yes i can do you want one in which you can spend the night the traveler said i do not wish to stay there but i only want a meal

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 12
shamim said to karim how are you i went your house yesterday but didnt find you where did you go i went to the station said karim i had to receive my maternal uncle

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 13
zaman said to me have you finished reading the book i gave you yesterday yes i have finished reading the book i replied what an interesting book it is

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 14
my names salma rahman i was born and brought up in sylhet i studied in jahangir nagar university for four years for the last one year ive been working in a womens organization

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 15
alexander the great was the king of mecedonia he was the son of philip a mighty king of sparta he invaded india about 327 years before the birth of christ on the way he defeated pours and marched towards the Punjab.

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 16
rina said to mita why are you late for school everyday i cant get up early in the morning so i dont have enough time to be ready for school

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 17
the boy said to the teacher sir i shall much obliged if you lend me your interesting story book the teacher said i am very glad to know that you are very eager to read the story book you are welcome to any of my books that you like

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 18
the great ship titanic sailed for newyork from southampton on 10 april 1912 carrying 1316 passengers and a crew of 891 at that time however she was not only the largest ship but also unsinkable

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 19
william shakespeare the monarch of world literature was born on april 12 1564 in stratford on avon his mother was mary ardon and his father was john sheakespeare he was not much educated he had little knowledge of grammar

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 20
where are you going said the merchant i was coming to see you what do you want to earn my bread by the labour of my hands do you want to work said the merchant

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 21
how is your mother mrs jamil asked hamid she is very well thank you hamid replied i am very glad to hear that she is better said mrs jamil

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 22
samira said to lucy that she liked her pictures she again said that she sometimes put pictures in her diaries she asked her if she remembered the post card she had sent her

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 23
will you come to my house tomorrow i asked the boy we can discuss terms and conditions then i said shall be very happy to meet with you at your house thank you very much replied

Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks – Practice 24
i came here yesterday from my village he said why did you come i asked my mother sent me to you with this letter how is your mother i have not seen her for a long time i hope she is quite well


Dear learners,
If you practice this exercise, I think of course you will be skilled on Use of Capital letters and Punctuation Marks. To err is human. I’m not a Robot. I’m a human being. So you may get spelling mistake. Please forgive me if you get this kind of mistake and inform me about it by using contract form below.

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