Capitalization and Oral Skills Practice

The video tutorial explains the rule that names of people and pets in English should begin with capital letters. It provides examples of names for both people and pets, and includes a practice section where viewers identify capitalization mistakes. The tutorial also offers speaking practice with example sentences to reinforce learning. The video concludes with encouragement to practice and improve listening, reading, and speaking skills.

What is the main rule discussed in this lesson?

• Names of people and pets should begin with capital letters.

• Names of people and pets should be written in lowercase.

• Names of people should be underlined.

• Names of pets should be italicized.

Which of the following names should be capitalized?

• jane

• peter

• alex

• luke

Which of these is NOT considered a pet?

• Dog

• Cat

• Car

• Bird

How many capitalization mistakes are there in the list provided during the practice exercise?

• 6

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which name in the list should NOT be capitalized?

• woman

• Nick

• Melissa

• Dexter

What is the correct way to write the name of a pet?

• buddy

• BUDDY

• bUDDY

• Buddy

Which sentence is correctly capitalized?

• jane And Sarah are my best friends.

• Jane and sarah are my best friends.

• Jane and Sarah are my best friends.

• jane and sarah are my best friends.

What is the name of David's cat?

• Hippy

• Tom

• Jerry

• Tiger

Which of the following sentences is correctly capitalized?

• ellen And Jennifer like to run together.

• Ellen and Jennifer like to run together.

• ellen and jennifer like to run together.

• Ellen and jennifer like to run together.

What should you do after listening to the examples?

• Pronounce them out loud.

• Ignore them.

• Write them down.

• Translate them.