Common and Proper Nouns + Capitalization Rules

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Capitalization rule not followed: She and i are in the same ballet class.

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The word I

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Capitalization rule not followed: what do you know about cats?

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First word in every sentence.

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Capitalization rule not followed: We are reading poems by emily dickinson.

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Proper Nouns: names of people and pets.

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Capitalization rule not followed: Dad went to a convention in denver, colorado.

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Proper Nouns: streets, towns, cities, states, countries.

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Capitalization rule not followed: 'I am super excited that it is almost halloween.'

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Proper nouns: days of the week, months, and holidays.

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Capitalization rule not followed: I have watched the movie finding nemo many times.

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Important words in a title or book.

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Capitalization rule not followed: My grandfather fought in the cold war.

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Proper nouns: important events in history.

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Capitalization rule not followed: My mom wants me to go to walmart with her but I am too tired.

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Proper nouns: specific places

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Capitalization rule not followed: I hope to go to six flags this summer.

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Proper nouns: specific buildings or places

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Nouns that are capitalized:

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proper