Capitalization, Punctuation, Commas, and Quotation Marks

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: The Cubs, who had a losing streak, won a game!

"When will math be over," asked the student.

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: First place the water in the cup.

Add the correct punctuation: How long is this move

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: You can have the orange coat, or you can have the yellow one.

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: The game was cancelled and the players were upset.

Add the correct punctuation: Stop! Catch that thief

The following sentence uses quotation marks correctly: "That's not fair," commented Steve.

Add the correct punctuation: We have a spelling test tomorrow

Add the correct punctuation: When will we see the doctor

Which words should be capitalized in this sentence: we live in illinois.

Add the correct punctuation: I am going to the movies on Friday

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: "Would you stop that," yeled my brother.

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: Kelly answered I'll go!

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: Make sure you bring candy cookies and cake.

The following sentence uses a comma correctly: Hannah, will you come here?

Hailey asked when can I go home?

The following sentence follows all capitalization rules: I had to go to Walmart to pick up the Christmas Cookies.

This sentence uses correct capitalization: when are we going to disney world?

Which word should be capitalized? My mother, Sheri, is going to florida.