Capitalization Rules.pdf

1. you really only have one good chance to get an education: "You" should be capitalized because it is the first word of the sentence.
2. I'm going to the park with my friend kathy and my dog bart: "Kathy" and "Bart" should be capitalized because they are proper nouns, names of individuals.
3. Paul's class schedule said he was taking american history, spanish, english, and math: "American", "Spanish", "English", and "Math" should be capitalized because they are proper nouns, names of specific classes or subjects.
4. Kyle tied his nike air force ones, ate a big mac, and drank a cherry coke: "Nike", "Big Mac", and "Cherry Coke" should be capitalized because they are proper nouns, names of brand products.
5. The chicago river runs into the mississippi valley waterways: "Chicago" and "Mississippi" should be capitalized because they are proper nouns, names of geographic locations.

Common Nouns to Proper Nouns:
1. car: Toyota
2. restaurant: McDonald's
3. student: John
4. state: California
5. video game: Minecraft
6. book: Harry Potter
7. teacher: Mrs. Johnson
8. magazine: Time
9. song: Happy Birthday
10. movie: Star Wars

Capitalization Tasks:
1. My sister bought a new shirt at Macy's.
2. Julia Roberts starred in the movie Pretty Woman.
3. I ate Cheetos while watching The Office.
4. In Japan, tennis player Naomi Osaka won a tournament.
5. I am taking classes in Biology, Psychology, and English Literature.