To solve this worksheet, we need to find the words that should start with a capital letter but currently don't. Here are the rules we will use:
1.
Start of a sentence: The first word of every sentence must be capitalized.
2.
Names: Names of people (like Jack or Amy) must be capitalized.
3.
Days and Months: Days of the week (like Saturday or Friday) must be capitalized.
4.
Quotes: If a sentence starts inside quotation marks, the first word is capitalized.
Let's look at each sentence one by one:
Sentence 1: "tomorrow is going to be sunny. remember to wear a jacket."
* The first word is
tomorrow. It needs a capital T.
* After the period, the new sentence starts with
remember. It needs a capital R.
* *Words to underline:* tomorrow, remember
Sentence 2: "her house was so big. she had ten bedrooms and five bathrooms."
* The first word is
her. It needs a capital H.
* After the period, the new sentence starts with
she. It needs a capital S.
* *Words to underline:* her, she
Sentence 3: "their soccer team is the best in the city. they win all the time."
* The first word is
their. It needs a capital T.
* After the period, the new sentence starts with
they. It needs a capital T.
* *Words to underline:* their, they
Sentence 4: "jack’s brother is really good at tennis. he plays on Saturdays and never loses."
* The first word is
jack’s. Since Jack is a name, it needs a capital J.
* After the period, the new sentence starts with
he. It needs a capital H.
* Note: "Saturdays" is already capitalized correctly, so we leave it alone.
* *Words to underline:* jack’s, he
Sentence 5: “clean your room!” his father shouted. he was angry at all the mess.
* The quote starts with
clean. Even though it's inside quotes, it's the start of the sentence, so it needs a capital C.
* After the period following "shouted," the new sentence starts with
he. It needs a capital H.
* *Words to underline:* clean, he
Sentence 6: "amy’s teacher was very kind. she gave out candy to the students on Fridays."
* The first word is
amy’s. Since Amy is a name, it needs a capital A.
* After the period, the new sentence starts with
she. It needs a capital S.
* Note: "Fridays" is already capitalized correctly.
* *Words to underline:* amy’s, she
Final Answer:
Here are the words you should underline for each number:
1.
tomorrow,
remember
2.
her,
she
3.
their,
they
4.
jack’s,
he
5.
clean,
he
6.
amy’s,
she
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capital letter worksheet.
