Capitalization Rules for Young Learners

The video tutorial explains the concept of capitalization, detailing when to use capital letters. It covers rules for capitalizing the first word in a sentence, proper names, days of the week, months, places, and holidays. The tutorial includes examples and practice sentences to reinforce learning.

What is the rule for capitalizing the first word of a sentence?

• Never capitalize it.

• Only capitalize if it is a noun.

• Always capitalize it, regardless of its part of speech.

• Only capitalize if it is a proper noun.

Which of the following is a day that should always be capitalized?

• evening

• summer

• afternoon

• monday

Which type of names must always be capitalized?

• Proper names

• Adjectives

• Verbs

• Common nouns

What is the capitalization rule for pet names?

• Always capitalize them.

• Never capitalize them.

• Only capitalize if the pet is a dog or cat.

• Only capitalize if registered with an official body.

Which of these places should be capitalized?

• Mount Everest

• the city

• the park

• mount everest

Which month is correctly capitalized?

• december

• june

• august

• April

How should the pronoun 'I' be written in a sentence?

• i

• I

• Either 'i' or 'I' depending on sentence position.

• It does not need capitalization.

Which holiday name is capitalized correctly?

• Christmas

• thanksgiving

• halloween

• easter

Identify the error in the sentence: 'my Birthday is in june.'

• No errors.

• June should be capitalized.

• Both 'Birthday' and 'june' are correct.

• Birthday should not be capitalized.

What is the capitalization rule for the first word of an exclamatory sentence?

• Capitalize it only if it is a holiday.

• Never capitalize it.

• Capitalize it only if it is a proper noun.

• Always capitalize it.