Capitalization Rules and Usage

The video tutorial explains the importance of capital letters in English writing. It covers the basic rules of capitalization, such as starting sentences with capital letters and capitalizing the pronoun 'I'. The tutorial also lists words that always require capitalization, including names, titles, organizations, and specific nouns. Additionally, it addresses tricky cases where capitalization depends on context, providing examples to clarify these rules.

Why is it important to start every sentence with a capital letter?

• To make the sentence look longer

• To avoid grammatical mistakes

• To make the text colorful

• To confuse the reader

Which pronoun must always be capitalized, even in the middle of a sentence?

• I

• she

• he

• it

How should capital letters be in comparison to lowercase letters?

• Half the size

• Three times the size

• The same size

• Twice the size

Which of the following should always start with a capital letter?

• Adjectives

• Common nouns

• Verbs

• People's names

Which of these should be capitalized?

• Adverbs

• Names of countries

• Common objects

• Prepositions

What should be capitalized: 'monday' or 'october'?

• Both

• Neither

• Only 'monday'

• Only 'october'

When should 'mum' be capitalized?

• When it is in a question

• When it is at the end of a sentence

• When it is used to replace her name

• When it is used as a common noun

In which case should 'queen' be capitalized?

• When it is at the start of a sentence

• When it is in a question

• When referring to a specific queen

• When referring to any queen

When should 'dad' be capitalized?

• When it is in a question

• When it is at the end of a sentence

• When it is used to replace his name

• When it is used as a common noun