Writing Names and Alphabet Rules

The video tutorial teaches the use of capital and small letters in the English alphabet. It covers writing names of people and places, emphasizing that names start with a capital letter followed by small letters. The tutorial includes examples like 'zzy', 'Fleck', 'Timmy Singh', and places like 'Japan' and 'Tokyo'. It concludes with a revision of the key points learned.

What will you be able to do by the end of this lesson?

• Learn new vocabulary words

• Revise the 26 letters of the English alphabet

• Write essays in English

• Understand complex grammar rules

What is Zezy doing when Fleck approaches her?

• Writing her name on books

• Reading a book

• Drawing a picture

• Listening to music

How many letters are there in the English alphabet?

• 26

• 25

• 27

• 24

What are the two ways of writing the English alphabet?

• Cursive and print

• Bold and italic

• Capital and small letters

• Uppercase and lowercase

How does Zezy write her name using capital and small letters?

• Zed I Zed I

• Z I Zed I

• Z I Z I

• Zed I Z I

What is the rule for writing the name of a person?

• First letter capital, rest small

• All letters in capital

• All letters in small

• First letter small, rest capital

How does the name 'Timmy Singh' follow the capitalization rule?

• Both names start with a capital letter

• Only the surname starts with a capital letter

• Only the first name starts with a capital letter

• Both names start with a small letter

What is the rule for writing the names of places?

• First letter small, rest capital

• All letters in small

• All letters in capital

• First letter capital, rest small

Which of the following is a correct example of writing a country's name?

• JAPAN

• japan

• Japan

• jAPAN

How should the name of a school be written?

• All words start with a capital letter

• Only the first word starts with a capital letter

• All words in small letters

• All words in capital letters