Question

1. According to 'spacing words', write the following right.

Iaminmyfirstyear. -> I am in my first year.

2. Let's write down the self-introductory passage on the memo on the left.

3. Correct the following self-introductory passage for Tom right.

4.The first letter in a sentence, the first letter in a person's name, and the proper name of a thing should be capitalized.

4-2. We should use a capital letter for
the first letter in a sentence, the first letter in a person's name, and the proper name of a thing.

(Are the expressions above grammatical?)

Answer 1

1. According to 'spacing words', write the following right. <b>I would use "correctly" rather than "right," but what you wrote is not incorrect.</b>

Iaminmyfirstyear. -> I am in my first year. <b>correct</b>

2. Let's write down the self-introductory passage on the memo on the left.

3. Correct the following self-introductory passage for Tom right.
<b>"Self-introductory" means that someone is telling or writing his own introduction; others cannot do it for him. I think you mean simply "introductory," not "self-introductory."</b>

4.The first letter in a sentence, the first letter in a person's name, and the proper name of a thing should be capitalized.
<b>correct</b>

4-2. We should use a capital letter for the first letter in a sentence, the first letter in a person's name, and the proper name of a thing.
<b>correct</b>