Answer 1. The children's savings were deposited in the bank.
Answer 2: The judge's decisions are final.
Answer 3: Adrian, Halim, and Dalbir are good friends.
Answer 4: Mother went to Berjaya Times Square to buy some clothes.
Answer 5: He said, "I haven't eaten yet."
Answer 6: Cameron Highlands is a wonderful place to visit.
Answer 7: Mr. Ramesh is our class teacher.
Answer 8: The postman delivers letters, telegrams, and parcels.
Answer 9: Do you have the answers to the questions?
Answer 10: Is Mun H*e going to Murali's house later?
Answer 11: Her house is situated in Rawang.
Answer 12: "Put your books back on the shelf," said mother.
Answer 13: Pencils, pens, and paper are stationery items.
Explanation:
1: " 's " means that the person owns said item, and the exclamation mark is only used when an exciting situation is brought up, something worth the enthusiasm.
2: This is a statement, decisions should not be capitalized. Only Nouns are capitalized, (A noun is a person, a place, or a branded object). Statements also do not end in question marks, only questions do.
3: Adrian, Halim, and Dablir are all names, and Nouns are capitalized. Good friends is not a noun, because it is not a specific person, a place, or an object.
4: Berjaya Times Square is a place, and a place is a noun so that it will be capitalized. Also, the period was forgotten. Periods should be at the end of every sentence.
5: When repeating what someone else says, you put "" these around the quote. These are called quotation marks to show that you were not the one originally saying it.
6: Cameron Highlands is a place, and a place is a noun. An exclamation mark was not needed, because the sentence was not over.
7: Mr is a name for higher ups, like teachers, or adult men. It is not all capitalized, and there is a period after Mr. A comma between "our" and "class" because it was a sudden pause.
8: The writer is listing what the postman delivers. When listing stuff, you wanna put a comma in between all of those items. There should not be a " ' " in parcels, because that would be saying that a parcel is a person, and it owns something.
9: This is a question, so it would end in a question mark (?) instead of a "!". Also, the comma in the middle is not needed, as it is a random pause.
10: Mun H*e is a name, and a name is a noun, so it is capitalized. Murali is a person, and the question is, are they going to Murali's house? Murali owns the house, so you would put "Murali's". This is also a question, so it should end in a question mark "?".
11: Her should not have this ' in it, because her is not a specific person's name. Rawang is a place, and a place is a noun, so you would capitalize that.
12: Books is not a branded object, so therefore it would need no capitalization. It is also not a question, and "Put your books back on the shelf" should have quotations on it because it is what Mother said.
13: Pencils, pens, and paper are being listed, and the beginning of a sentence should always start with a capital letter. This is also listing items, so you would put commas in between them all. It should also not be a ? in the end, it should be a period.
