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1 Grammar Lesson #1

2 What grammar mistake is common in all of the following examples?

3 the lord of the rings

4 CAPITALIZATION!

5 Capitalization Rules Rule #1: Capitalize the first word in a sentence.
Example: The dog ran towards me at full speed.

6 not Capitalization Rules Rule #2: Capitalize the pronoun I.
Example: He looked into my eyes for an explanation but I didn’t know what to say. not

7 Capitalization Rules Rule #3: Capitalize names of people and titles.
Example: Mr. Harper is Canada’s Prime Minister. “Ask Dr. Robertson, he will look into it.”

8 Capitalization Rules Rule #4: Capitalize the title of a work.
Example: The Hunger Games The Diary of Anne Frank Do not capitalize these short words when found in the middle of the title: a an and as at but by for in into like of off on onto or out since so the through to until up upon vs./versus with yet

9 Capitalization Rules Rule #5: Capitalize the opening of a letter.
Example: Dear Parents,

10 Capitalization Rules Rule #6: Capitalize the first word in the closing of a letter. Example: Sincerely yours,

11 Capitalization Rules Rule #7: Capitalize proper nouns (names of places, names of teams, languages, etc.) Example: Montreal Canadiens New York City

12 Capitalization Rules Rule #8: Capitalize the first word in a direct quotation. Example: She said, “Please don’t look at me like that.”

13 Your Turn Without looking at your notes, tell me all the rules for capitalization.


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