Question

daily grammar
1 circle the capitalization error in the sentence below.
we are traveling through north dakota tomorrow.
4 choose a more concise word or phrase to replace the underlined segment.
your dress is really very pretty.

Explanation:

For Question 1:

In the sentence "We are traveling through north Dakota tomorrow", when referring to a specific state (a proper noun), the direction word "north" should be capitalized as part of the state name "North Dakota". So the capitalization error is "north" (it should be "North").

The phrase "really very pretty" can be made more concise. The word "really" and "very" are both intensifiers, and we can use a single intensifier or a more concise phrase. A common concise replacement for "really very pretty" is "really pretty" or "very pretty" (either "really" or "very" can be used alone as they are redundant together), or a more concise adjective like "quite pretty" or "extremely pretty", but the most straightforward concise replacement is to remove one of the redundant intensifiers. So a suitable replacement is "really pretty" (or "very pretty").

Answer:

The word "north" (should be capitalized as "North" to form "North Dakota", a proper noun for the state).

For Question 4: