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Capitalization Quiz 6 SP1
Bymypaperr✨ Face the challenge – Capitalization Quiz Q1. What should you do if a list item is a full sentence? Always lowercase Capitalize the first word Only capitalize proper nouns Q2. Which numbered list is correct? 1. read the passage carefully. 1. Read the passage carefully. 1. READ the passage carefully. Q3. Which bulleted list…
2022(2023) O/L English Past Paper Test 7
BymypaperrRead & Underline — Practice Read the text and choose the most suitable answer for each question. Tap the option to select it, then press Check Answers. Passage A young woman was travelling in Italy. She was in a street in Florence, admiring some leather handbags in a shop window. Suddenly, an old woman touched…
Capitalization Rules 6 SP1
Bymypaperr✨ Capitalization Rules: Bulleted and Numbered Lists When we write information in a list (with bullets • or numbers 1, 2, 3…), we need to decide whether to capitalize the first word of each item. The rule depends on whether the list items are full sentences or just short phrases. 🟢 Rule 1: Full Sentence…
Capitalization Rules 10 SP1
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Capitalization Quiz 11 SP1G11
BymypaperrWhen we write about days of the week, months of the year, and holidays, we must always capitalize them. This shows respect for their importance and makes our writing clear. But when we write about seasons (spring, summer, autumn/fall, winter), we usually keep them lowercase — unless they are part of a title or a…