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Which letters should be capitalized? Why? What types of sentences are these? Which punctuation marks are needed? Plus two bonus questions!

Erica Mustard

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Sentence Basics 1Version en ligne Which letters should be capitalized? Why? What types of sentences are these? Which punctuation marks are needed? Plus two bonus questions! par Erica Mustard 1 Always capitalize the first letter of a sentence. - (Sentence 1) 2 Always capitalize the first letter of a sentence. - (Sentence 2) 3 This sentence is an affirmative statement. 4 This sentence is an information question. 5 Put a period ( . ) at the end of a statement. 6 Put a question mark ( ? ) at the end of a question 7 Use a capital letter for a specific place name. 8 This letter 'a' should be capitalized. 9 This letter 'a' should not be capitalized. 10 The days of the week start with a capital letter. 11 Make this letter 'r' capital. 12 Don't make this letter 'r' capital. 13 Always capitalize this subject pronoun. 14 This word is an adjective. - Bonus #2! 15 This word is a verb. - Bonus #1! Explanation 8 Use a capital 'A' for Ann because it's a person's name. 9 The word 'are' doesn't need a capital 'a' because it's not a name. 11 'Robert' is a person's name, so the first letter should be a capital 'R'. 12 Only capitalize the initial (first) letter of a name. 13 That's right! Always write 'I' as a capital letter to represent the first person singular subject pronoun. 14 The adjective 'upset' describes the nouns 'Ann and Robert'. 15 The verb 'shop' tells the action of the subject 'Tony and I'.