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Learn the essential rules of capitalization with this interactive guide by Denna Stroud and Ruth Pohlman. Discover when to use capital letters for sentences, proper nouns, holidays, and more. Practice your skills with engaging examples, and test your knowledge. Click to explore correct usage and review the rules online. Join us in mastering the art of capitalization and enhance your writing skills today!
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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 capital letters correctly. Let’s practice.
grandpa has a turtle named speedy. Grandpa has a turtle named Speedy.
Our two cats are named Tippy and Mittens. our two cats are named tippy and mittens.
Is Thanksgiving in November? is thanksgiving in november?
Mr. strange is going to chicago, illinois. Mr. Strange is going to Chicago, Illinois.
To review the rules go to: Online Capitalization Rules http://tqd.advanced.org/2947/capitalization.html
To practice click below. Capitalization http://ec.uvsc.edu/owl/handouts/capitalization.htm