Capitalization practice worksheet with words to rewrite with proper capitalization.

Let's solve the capitalization worksheet step by step. The task is to rewrite each word or phrase, capitalizing where needed.

We’ll go through each item and apply correct capitalization rules:

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Capitalization Rules to Remember:

- Proper nouns (names of specific people, places, brands, etc.) are capitalized.
- First word of a sentence is capitalized.
- Names of people: First name and last name both capitalized.
- Brands and companies: Capitalize brand names.
- Cities and countries: Capitalized.
- Titles before names: Like "Mrs." should be capitalized.
- Common nouns (like "television") are not capitalized unless they're part of a proper noun.

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Now, let’s fix each one:

1. uncle mark → Uncle Mark
*(“Uncle” is a title before a name, so both “Uncle” and “Mark” are capitalized.)*

2. timothy → Timothy
*(A person’s name – always capitalized.)*

3. burger king → Burger King
*(This is a company name – both words are capitalized.)*

4. television → television
*(A common noun – no capitalization needed.)*

5. chevrolet → Chevrolet
*(A car brand – proper noun, so capitalized.)*

6. general smallwood → General Smallwood
*(“General” is a military rank used as a title before a name, so both are capitalized.)*

7. mrs. miller → Mrs. Miller
*(Title “Mrs.” and surname “Miller” are both capitalized.)*

8. ken and ian → Ken and Ian
*(Both are names – capitalize both.)*

9. paris → Paris
*(A city name – proper noun, so capitalized.)*

10. samsung → Samsung
*(A brand name – capitalized.)*

11. kindergarten → kindergarten
*(A common noun, even though it's a grade level, it's not capitalized unless at the start of a sentence.)*

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Final Answers:

1. Uncle Mark
2. Timothy
3. Burger King
4. television
5. Chevrolet
6. General Smallwood
7. Mrs. Miller
8. Ken and Ian
9. Paris
10. Samsung
11. kindergarten

✔ All corrected with proper capitalization!

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