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CAPITALS RULE

CAPITALS RULE. Created by Denna Stroud and Ruth Pohlman. Capitalization Rules. Use a capital letter for. 1. the first word of a sentence. 2. the word I. 3. the names of a person, place or thing. 4. the names of holidays, days and months. Click the sentence that uses

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CAPITALS RULE

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  1. CAPITALS RULE Created by Denna Stroud and Ruth Pohlman

  2. Capitalization Rules Use a capital letter for 1. the first word of a sentence 2. the word I 3. the names of a person, place or thing 4. the names of holidays, days and months

  3. Click the sentence that uses capital letters correctly. Let’s practice.

  4. grandpa has a turtle named speedy. Grandpa has a turtle named Speedy.

  5. You Rule!

  6. Oops! Try Again...

  7. Our two cats are named Tippy and Mittens. our two cats are named tippy and mittens.

  8. You Rule!

  9. Oops! Try Again...

  10. Is Thanksgiving in November? is thanksgiving in november?

  11. You Rule!

  12. Oops! Try Again...

  13. Mr. strange is going to chicago, illinois. Mr. Strange is going to Chicago, Illinois.

  14. Oops! Try Again...

  15. You Rule!

  16. To review the rules go to: Online Capitalization Rules http://tqd.advanced.org/2947/capitalization.html

  17. To practice click below. Capitalization http://ec.uvsc.edu/owl/handouts/capitalization.htm

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