Warm-Ups, WriteSource Daily
Grammar Workouts, Set 4: Focus
Capitalization and Sentence
Fragments (p. 18)
Warm-Ups, NW2, Week 3
Warm-Up, Monday, November 3rd
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sentence. Use editor’s marks to correct the
sentence.
Capitalization, Sentence Fragment, Hyphen
About 500 or so less than healthy hedgehogs are
brought to lincolnshire’s hedgehog hospital each
year. Where 70 percent are helped and returned to
the wild. (7)
Warm-Up, Tuesday, November 4th
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sentence. Use editor’s marks to correct the
sentence.
Capitalization, Sentence Fragment, Comma
(Appositive), Spelling
The first five books of the hebrew bible the torah.
Contane the laws of judaism and the early history
of the jewish people. (9)
Warm-Up, Wednesday, November 5th
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Capitalization, Sentence Fragment, Spelling,
Punctuation, Comma (To Separate Adjectives)
In his book “things fall apart.” Chinua achebe relates
the story of a beautiful fascinating african culture that
has all but dissappeared. (10)
Warm-Up, Thursday, November 6th
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Capitalization, Sentence Fragment, Quotation
Marks, Comma (Unnecessary)
From about 620 to 560 B.C.E., an ancient greek named
aesop wrote stories that are fun to read. And contain
advice like, “do not trust flatterers” and “Better beans
and bacon in peace than cakes and ale in fear”. (7)
Warm-Up, Friday, November 7th
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Comma (Non-restrictive phrase/clause),
capitalization, sentence fragment, comma
(other)
The sun was just slipping below the horizon when aunt
Nakki who had ridden her camel from the sultry areas
to the south. Arrived at our camp near Siwa egypt. (7)