When we write quotations (someone’s exact words inside quotation marks), we must follow special capitalization rules. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz. ✨ Face the challenge Q1. Which sentence is correct? She said, “we are ready for the test.” She said, “We are ready for the test.” She said, “we Are ready for the test.”…
Sometimes we use short forms instead of writing long names. These short forms are called acronyms and initialisms. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz. ✨ Face the challenge Q1. Which acronym is correct? Nasa NASA Nasa Q2. Which initialism is correct? Usa USA Usa Q3. Which acronym is correct? Unesco UNESCO Unesco Q4. Which initialism…
When we write the titles of books, movies, songs, plays, or other works, we must capitalize the important words. This makes the title look neat and shows respect for the work. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz. ✨ Face the challenge Q1. Which title is correct? harry potter and the chamber of secrets Harry Potter…
Sometimes we use titles before people’s names. A title shows respect or tells us about someone’s job or role. Examples of titles are Doctor, President, Mr., Mrs., Miss, Professor, Captain. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz. ✨ Face the challenge Q1. Which sentence is correct? doctor Silva is kind. Doctor Silva is kind. DOCTOR Silva…
The word “I” is very special in English. It is the only pronoun that is always capitalized, no matter where it appears in a sentence. This rule makes “I” stand out and shows that it is important. Test your knowledge in Capitalization Quiz. ✨ Face the challenge Q1. Which sentence is correct? i am studying….
When 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…
✨ 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: Acronyms & Initialisms Sometimes we use short forms instead of writing long names. These short forms are called acronyms and initialisms.👉 The rule is simple: All the letters must be capitalized. 🟢 What Are Acronyms? An acronym is made by taking the first letters of several words and reading them as a…
✨ Capitalization Rules: Titles Before Names Sometimes we use titles before people’s names. A title shows respect or tells us about someone’s job or role. Examples of titles are Doctor, President, Mr., Mrs., Miss, Professor, Captain. But here’s the rule: 🟢 Rule 1: Capitalize Titles Before Names When a title is used with a person’s…
✨ Capitalization Rules: Days, Months, Holidays, and Seasons When 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…