Capitalization Rules
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- Capitalization Rules By Sophia Waldrup
- I know some!!
- Today I will tell you about capitalization rules.
- Please don't interrupt me.
- Example sentence: Today, Dr Dan and I, went on a picnic.
- And we always capitalize job titles as in "Chef Joe"!!!
- Don't interrupt the teacher!!
- You should always capitalize proper nouns. You should also capitalize the first word of a sentence. Always capitalize the pronoun "I".
- Example sentence: She says she comes from the northwest
- You capitalize directions when you are talking about something regional. an example sentence is: I come from the Southeast. You do not capitalize it if you are using it as an adjective. As in: the Himalayas are north of India.
- Example title: "The One and Only Ivan"
- Important words include nouns, adverbs, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns. You do not capitalize prepositions and conjunctions that have less than 5 letters.
- Also, in titles, you must capitalize the first word, the last word, and all the important words in between.
- Example sentence: She says she comes from the northwest
- You capitalize the relationship of a family member. An example sentence is: I can't wait for Mom to take us to the movies. You do not capitalize it if you say something like "my mom." An example sentence is: I can't wait for my mom to take us to the movies.
- Example sentence for nationalities: I am an American citizen.
- You also capitalize the religion of somebody. You would say: "My best friend is a Christian. You also capitalize languages. An example is: She couldn't wait to learn how to speak French. And you must always capitalize nationalities.
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