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Capital Letters worksheet for grammar practice, teaching when to use uppercase letters.

Worksheet on capital letters for Level 5/6 grammar, featuring a cartoon boy, a whiteboard with examples, and sentences to correct.

Worksheet on capital letters for Level 5/6 grammar, featuring a cartoon boy, a whiteboard with examples, and sentences to correct.

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Let’s go through each sentence one by one and fix the capital letter mistakes.

Remember: We use capital letters for:
- The start of a sentence
- Names of people
- Days and months
- Place names
- Titles (like Dr., Mrs., etc.)
- The word “I”

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Sentence 1:
*every friday, I go to soccer practice.*
→ “every” should be capitalized because it starts the sentence → Every
→ “friday” is a day → Friday
→ “I” is already correct
Fixed: Every Friday, I go to soccer practice.

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Sentence 2:
*mum bought our new pet at the smart pet shop.*
→ “mum” is being used as a name here (like calling her “Mum”) → Mum
→ “smart pet shop” — if it’s the actual name of the store, it should be capitalized → Smart Pet Shop
Fixed: Mum bought our new pet at the Smart Pet Shop.

*(Note: If “smart pet shop” is just describing any pet shop, then only “Mum” needs fixing. But since it says “the smart pet shop,” it likely means a specific store named that.)*

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Sentence 3:
*kathy went to england with her uncle joe.*
→ “kathy” is a person’s name → Kathy
→ “england” is a country → England
→ “joe” is a person’s name → Joe
→ “uncle” is not capitalized unless it’s part of the name (like “Uncle Joe”) → so we write Uncle Joe
Fixed: Kathy went to England with her Uncle Joe.

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Sentence 4:
*dr. tom gave me a lollipop because i didn’t cry.*
→ “dr.” is a title → Dr.
→ “tom” is a person’s name → Tom
→ “i” must always be capitalized → I
Fixed: Dr. Tom gave me a lollipop because I didn’t cry.

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Sentence 5:
*the principal of the school is called mrs. jones.*
→ “the” starts the sentence → The
→ “mrs.” is a title → Mrs.
→ “jones” is a last name → Jones
Fixed: The principal of the school is called Mrs. Jones.

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Final Answer:

1. Every Friday, I go to soccer practice.
2. Mum bought our new pet at the Smart Pet Shop.
3. Kathy went to England with her Uncle Joe.
4. Dr. Tom gave me a lollipop because I didn’t cry.
5. The principal of the school is called Mrs. Jones.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capital letter worksheet.
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