Test your knowledge of English capitalization rules with this interactive quiz! Learn why the first word in every sentence must be capitalized, explore common mistakes, and practice with clear examples. Capitalization Quiz
✨ Face the challenge
Q1. What is the general rule after a colon?
Q2. Which sentence is correct?
Q3. Which sentence shows correct capitalization after a colon?
Q4. Choose the correct version:
Q5. Which is correct in American English style?
Q6. Which is correct in British English style?
Q7. Which sentence uses a proper noun correctly after a colon?
What is a sentence? How can we find clearly? Use the following to get an idea of Capitalization Rules. 1.1.1 The core rule 1.1.2 Tricky cases to watch 1.1.3 Common mistakes and quick fixes
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✨ Capitalization Rules: Quotations When we write quotations (someone’s exact words inside quotation marks), we must follow special capitalization rules. 👉 Rule: Always capitalize the first word of a complete sentence inside quotes. 🟢 Rule: Capitalize the First Word Inside Quotes If the quotation is a complete sentence, the first word inside the quotation marks…
✨ Capitalization Rules: Proper Nouns A proper noun is a special name for a person, place, organization, or specific thing.We always capitalize proper nouns to show that they are unique and important. 🟢 Rule: Capitalize Proper Nouns Proper nouns are different from common nouns. 👉 Always capitalize the first letter of a proper noun. 🧑…
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