Lesson 301 - Capitalization
Capitalize the first word of a sentence. Example: The lessons begin tomorrow.
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. You don't seem to understand.
2. Why didn't you ask me?
3. The boy will be punished for his wrongs.
4. Get out of here.
5. Did you see that!
Lesson 302 - Capitalization
Capitalize the word I, either alone or in a contraction. Examples : Do I get to go? I said that I'm here.
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. I must ask my mother.
2. You and I get to see the movie.
3. Try it as i've done.
4. Yesterday I'd have sent it.
5. I'll be there soon.
Lesson 303 - Capitalization
Capitalize words such as Mother, Father, Grandmother, Grandfather, Son, Daughter, …show more content…
1. The lone-star state is texas.
2. Florence nightengale is called the lady of the lamp.
3. The bears of colorado are being starved by nature.
4. The cruel hunger looked up from all the empty shelves.
5. In every face happiness smiled.
Lesson 321 - Capitalization
Capitalize the titles of books, newspapers, magazines, and all other kinds of literary works. Capitalize works of art, motion pictures, and musical compositions. Do not capitalize the articles (a,an,the), prepositions, or conjunctions unless they come first or last in these titles. Example: Death of a Salesman, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. My favorite book is a tale of two cities.
2. Have you ever heard the song "earth angel"?
3. Jeff's theme was entitled "among the stars."
4. We take two newspapers new utah and the deseret news.
5. National geographic and reader's digest are both interesting magazines.
Lesson 322 - Capitalization
Capitalize the first word of every direct quotation. Example: He asked, "Can this wait until tomorrow?"
Capitalize each word that needs a capital …show more content…
"roses are red.
Violets are blue."
3. "under a spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands."
4. "once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore--"
5. "Jack and Jill
Went up the hill,
To fetch a pail of water;
Jack fell down,
And broke his crown,
And Jill came tumbling after."
Lesson 324 - Capitalization
Capitalize the first word and all nouns in the salutation of a letter. Example: My dear Mary, Capitalize only the first word of the complimentary close. Example: Yours truly,
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. Dear uncle frank, your favorite nephew,
2. With fondest regards, dear sweetheart,
3. Dear sir: respectfully yours,
4. Dear mom and dad, with love,
5. Your dearest friend, to whom it may concern:
Lesson 325 - Capitalization
Capitalize proper adjectives made from proper nouns. Example: French dressing, Grecian urn
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. I will have the Caesar's salad rather than the Finnish soup.
2. The Mediterranean fruit fly is a threat to the cherry crop.
3. Many good stories are found in american folklore.
4. Do you want french or Italian dressing on
Capitalize the first word of a sentence. Example: The lessons begin tomorrow.
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. You don't seem to understand.
2. Why didn't you ask me?
3. The boy will be punished for his wrongs.
4. Get out of here.
5. Did you see that!
Lesson 302 - Capitalization
Capitalize the word I, either alone or in a contraction. Examples : Do I get to go? I said that I'm here.
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. I must ask my mother.
2. You and I get to see the movie.
3. Try it as i've done.
4. Yesterday I'd have sent it.
5. I'll be there soon.
Lesson 303 - Capitalization
Capitalize words such as Mother, Father, Grandmother, Grandfather, Son, Daughter, …show more content…
1. The lone-star state is texas.
2. Florence nightengale is called the lady of the lamp.
3. The bears of colorado are being starved by nature.
4. The cruel hunger looked up from all the empty shelves.
5. In every face happiness smiled.
Lesson 321 - Capitalization
Capitalize the titles of books, newspapers, magazines, and all other kinds of literary works. Capitalize works of art, motion pictures, and musical compositions. Do not capitalize the articles (a,an,the), prepositions, or conjunctions unless they come first or last in these titles. Example: Death of a Salesman, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. My favorite book is a tale of two cities.
2. Have you ever heard the song "earth angel"?
3. Jeff's theme was entitled "among the stars."
4. We take two newspapers new utah and the deseret news.
5. National geographic and reader's digest are both interesting magazines.
Lesson 322 - Capitalization
Capitalize the first word of every direct quotation. Example: He asked, "Can this wait until tomorrow?"
Capitalize each word that needs a capital …show more content…
"roses are red.
Violets are blue."
3. "under a spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands."
4. "once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore--"
5. "Jack and Jill
Went up the hill,
To fetch a pail of water;
Jack fell down,
And broke his crown,
And Jill came tumbling after."
Lesson 324 - Capitalization
Capitalize the first word and all nouns in the salutation of a letter. Example: My dear Mary, Capitalize only the first word of the complimentary close. Example: Yours truly,
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. Dear uncle frank, your favorite nephew,
2. With fondest regards, dear sweetheart,
3. Dear sir: respectfully yours,
4. Dear mom and dad, with love,
5. Your dearest friend, to whom it may concern:
Lesson 325 - Capitalization
Capitalize proper adjectives made from proper nouns. Example: French dressing, Grecian urn
Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. I will have the Caesar's salad rather than the Finnish soup.
2. The Mediterranean fruit fly is a threat to the cherry crop.
3. Many good stories are found in american folklore.
4. Do you want french or Italian dressing on