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chomp! chomp! This presentation is brought to you by Grammar Bytes!, ©2016 by Robin L. Simmons.

A a Capitalization Or should that letter remain lower case? Do I need a capital letter? A a

This presentation covers capitalizing the first letter of the first word of a sentence, the pronoun I , and proper nouns.

Sample Item Wanda wouldn’t offer her little brother a A Christmas cookie because he ate all of her B Halloween candy last October. C Brother Cookie October No change is necessary. Wanda wouldn’t offer her little brother a A Christmas cookie because he ate all of her B Halloween candy last october. C Brother Cookie October No change is necessary. Wanda wouldn’t offer her little brother a Christmas cookie because he ate all of her Halloween candy last october. Brother Cookie October No change is necessary. October needs a capital letter, which option C provides. Is brother, cookie, or october a problem?

1. Capitalize the first letter of the first word of a sentence. The rotten pear sat in a puddle of goo on the kitchen counter. the rotten pear sat in a puddle of goo on the kitchen counter. Dude, formal writing is not the same as texting your friend!

2. Capitalize the pronoun I. If that liar Darlene claims that she spent the night studying, I will say that I saw her kissing Thomas at the movies. If that liar Darlene claims that she spent the night studying, i will say that i saw her kissing Thomas at the movies. Don’t be lazy! Capitalize those I ’s. You deserve a capital letter!

3. Capitalize proper nouns. On Tuesday, September 18, Elizabeth cooked her first pot of squid eyeball stew. On tuesday, september 18, elizabeth cooked her first pot of squid eyeball stew. Proper nouns include the days of the week, the months of the year, and names.

Other Proper Nouns Titles before Names Specific Places Organizations Companies Product Names Religions Languages Nationalities Holidays Departments Historical Eras Regions of the Country Course Names Titles of Works

But use lower case for these! 4. Titles Before Names Professor Stone Uncle Jerry President Obama the nursing professor my uncle the president of our stamp collecting club Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 5. Specific Places Tito’s Taco Palace New York City Gatorland the taco stand outside a city a theme park Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 6. Organizations World Wildlife Fund American Red Cross Doctors Without Borders an environmental group an emergency response agency a medical humanitarian organization But use lower case for these! Capitalize these!

But use lower case for these! 6. Companies Starbucks Corporation The Coca-Cola Company Apple Inc. a coffee house a soda supplier a computer manufacturer But use lower case for these! Capitalize these!

But use lower case for these! 7. Product Names Frappuccino Oreo Power Mac a frozen coffee a cookie a computer But use lower case for these! Capitalize these!

But use lower case for these! 8. Religions Buddhism Seventh Day Adventists meditation practice vegetarians Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 9. Languages French fries Russian boar Spanish moss fried potatoes wild pigs air plants Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 10. Nationalities Brazilians the French ancient Egyptians summer tourists pyramid builders Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 11. Holidays Thanksgiving Halloween Fourth of July family dinner costume party fireworks show Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 12. Departments Division of Motor Vehicles Orlando Fire Department Internal Revenue Service driver’s license firefighters tax collectors But use lower case for these! Capitalize these!

But use lower case for these! 13. Historical Eras Late Cretaceous Old Kingdom the Great Depression when dinosaurs lived proliferation of pyramids poor economic times Late Cretaceous = when dinosaurs became extinct But use lower case for these! Capitalize these!

But use lower case for these! 14. Regions of the Country the South the Northeast the West the south exit blowing from the northeast west of the mall Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

But use lower case for these! 15. Course Names Fundamentals of Biology Intermediate Algebra Contemporary Literature biology algebra literature But use lower case for these! Capitalize these!

But use lower case for these! 16. Titles of Works Moby-Dick Aliens Thriller a thick novel the best movie ever made a dance album Capitalize these! But use lower case for these!

The End. The end. the end. Better.