To solve this task, we need to rewrite each sentence with correct capitalization. This means:
- The first letter of each sentence must be capitalized.
- Proper nouns (like names of people, books, movies, days, and titles) must also be capitalized.
Let’s go step by step:
1. “tom and mary are the best of friends.”
→ Tom and Mary are names → Capitalize T and M. First word “Tom” also gets capital T.
Correct:
Tom and Mary are the best of friends.
2. “they all read the harry potter book in 1 day.”
→ “They” is first word → capitalize T.
→ “Harry Potter” is a book title → capitalize H and P.
Correct:
They all read the Harry Potter book in 1 day.
3. “my favorite movie is avengers.”
→ “My” is first word → capitalize M.
→ “Avengers” is a movie title → capitalize A.
Correct:
My favorite movie is Avengers.
4. “his best friend is alex.”
→ “His” is first word → capitalize H.
→ “Alex” is a name → capitalize A.
Correct:
His best friend is Alex.
5. “jack and jill only work on mondays.”
→ “Jack” and “Jill” are names → capitalize J and J.
→ “Mondays” is a day of the week → capitalize M.
First word “Jack” already capitalized.
Correct:
Jack and Jill only work on Mondays.
6. “i read percy jackson in 1 week.”
→ “I” as a pronoun is always capitalized.
→ “Percy Jackson” is a book/character name → capitalize P and J.
Correct:
I read Percy Jackson in 1 week.
7. “her teacher, mrs martin, is the best.”
→ “Her” is first word → capitalize H.
→ “Mrs Martin” is a title and name → capitalize M and M.
Correct:
Her teacher, Mrs Martin, is the best.
All sentences now follow proper capitalization rules.
Final Answer:
1. Tom and Mary are the best of friends.
2. They all read the Harry Potter book in 1 day.
3. My favorite movie is Avengers.
4. His best friend is Alex.
5. Jack and Jill only work on Mondays.
6. I read Percy Jackson in 1 week.
7. Her teacher, Mrs Martin, is the best.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capital letters and punctuation worksheet.
