EXERCISE 2 Correcting Errors in Capitalization For each sentence below, correct all errors in capitalization. Write your
corrections on the line after each sentence. Separate your answers with
semicolons.
Ex. 1. In 1992, my parents and i went to peru.
1: Peru
1. Our flight left miami, Florida, early in the Morning.
2. We traveled on faucett airlines and flew over puerto rico.
3. The flight attendant could see that i was really excited about my
first trip outside the united states.
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4. We landed in lima, the capital city of peru.
5. Then we took a Taxi to the gold museum,

Our flight left miami, florida, early in the Morning. ; Our flight left Miami, Florida, early in the morning.

We traveled on faucett airlines and flew over puerto rico. ; We traveled on Faucett airlines and flew over Puerto Rico.

The flight attendant could see that i was really excited about my first trip outside the united states. ; The flight attendant could see that I was really excited about my first trip outside the United States.

We landed in lima, the capital city of peru. ; We landed in Lima, the capital city of Peru.

Then we took a Taxi to the gold museum, ; Then we took a taxi to the gold museum.

Explanation:

Answer is explanatory.

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