Duplicate of Capitalization & Punctuation Review

Why can't i just write what i want?  What's wrong?

you should always capitalize the __________ word of every sentence...which I didn't do here.

These are the rules stay seated, be respectful, and do what's asked of you.  What's missing? 

This punctuation mark takes place of a period or a comma and conjunction.

A person's name or a name brand are examples of this type of noun.

A comma is used between a __________ and state.

I really dont even care about capitalization or punctuation.  What's wrong?

I just want, to know, if you have ever been to, Cedar Point.  What's wrong?

A contraction, which is a combination of two words, contains this punctuation mark:

This punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list.

This punctuation mark is used to introduce a list of items:

you have no idea how happy I am to see you.  What's wrong?

The punctuation mark used with this word is an: (there will be a picture)

You should always capitalize this word, which is just one letter:

You use a __________ between two consecutive adjectives.

Nouns that don't get capitalized, such as teacher or student, are these type of nouns:

A comma is used between the _____________ of dates. 

Words and phrases that help the flow of your writing by connecting ideas are called:

What are the words on the left called?  Hint: Two words squeezed together

And, or, but, yet, for, nor, and so are all called: (Hint: School House Rock)

This punctuation mark helps show possession or ownership: