8. Punctuation And Grammar Exercise

The Mystery of the two Princes Punctuation and Grammar Exercise. The passage below doesn’t make much sense. It needs capital letters, commas and full stops. Copy the passage, adding punctuation as you write. in april 1483 king edward iv died suddenly his son prince edward was only twelve so the boys uncle richard was chosen to protect the country until the boy was older prince edward moved to the tower of london to get ready for his coronation his ten year old brother prince richard joined him in june rumours started saying that edwards father had already been married to someone else when he married the boys mother and this meant that edward could not become king so two weeks later his uncle was made king instead around this time the two princes were seen playing in the tower gardens then they just disappeared nobody ever saw them again rumours began that they had been murdered on their uncles orders but there was no proof ever since people have wondered about what happened to these two boys were they killed and if so who did it no-one ever confessed to a murder and no-one tried to find the bodies to give them a proper burial this is one of historys unsolved mysteries