Language Arts: Capitalization Rules
Practice capital letters for names, places, dates, and sentences
Language Arts: Capitalization Rules
Practice capital letters for names, places, dates, and sentences
Language Arts - Grade 2-3
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Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: my dog likes to run.
Look at the first word in the sentence.
My dog likes to run. The first word of a sentence begins with a capital letter. - 2
Rewrite the name with correct capitalization: maria
Maria is correct because a person's name begins with a capital letter. - 3
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: i saw ben at the park.
Remember that the word I is always a capital letter.
I saw Ben at the park. The word I is always capitalized, and Ben is a person's name. - 4
Circle the words that should begin with capital letters: tuesday, apple, sam, chair
Tuesday and Sam should begin with capital letters. Tuesday is a day of the week, and Sam is a person's name. - 5
Rewrite the date with correct capitalization: friday, april 5
Days and months are special names on a calendar.
Friday, April 5 is correct because days of the week and months begin with capital letters. - 6
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: we visited texas last summer.
We visited Texas last summer. The first word of the sentence and the name of the state begin with capital letters. - 7
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: mom and i made cookies.
Check the first word and the word I.
Mom and I made cookies. Mom is used as a name in this sentence, and I is always capitalized. - 8
Rewrite the title with correct capitalization: the little red hen
The Little Red Hen is correct because the important words in a book title begin with capital letters. - 9
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: uncle joe lives in chicago.
Look for names of people and places.
Uncle Joe lives in Chicago. Uncle Joe is a name, and Chicago is the name of a city. - 10
Write C if the sentence is capitalized correctly. Write F if it needs fixing: My birthday is in june.
The answer is F. June should begin with a capital letter because it is the name of a month. - 11
Rewrite the greeting with correct capitalization: dear grandma,
Letters often begin with a greeting.
Dear Grandma, is correct because the first word in a greeting and the name Grandma begin with capital letters. - 12
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: the children celebrated halloween.
The children celebrated Halloween. The first word of the sentence and the name of the holiday begin with capital letters. - 13
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: can ella ride her bike?
A question still begins with a capital letter.
Can Ella ride her bike? The first word of the question and the name Ella begin with capital letters. - 14
Choose the correctly capitalized sentence: A. we read with Mr. Lee. B. We read with Mr. Lee.
B is correct. We begins the sentence with a capital letter, and Mr. Lee is a name and title. - 15
Rewrite the sentence with correct capitalization: my sister lily and i went to lake green.
Find the first word, a person's name, the word I, and the name of a place.
My sister Lily and I went to Lake Green. The first word, the name Lily, the word I, and the place name Lake Green need capital letters.