Let's solve the task step by step based on the rules provided in the worksheet:
Rules for Using Capital Letters:
1.
For a person’s name → e.g., *Alex*
2.
At the start of a sentence → e.g., *This is my dog.*
3.
For the word "I" → e.g., *I am happy.*
4.
For days of the week → e.g., *It is Monday.*
5.
For names of places → e.g., *I live in Japan.*
Now, let's rewrite each sentence using capital letters correctly.
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1. my name is mary.
- Start of sentence → capitalize first letter:
M
- "mary" is a person's name → capitalize:
Mary
- Final sentence:
✔ My name is Mary.
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2. where is st. peter's primary school?
- Start of sentence → capitalize first letter:
W
- "st." is an abbreviation for "Saint" → should be capitalized:
St.
- "peter's" is part of a proper noun (school name) → capitalize:
Peter's
- "primary school" is not a proper noun unless it's the official name, but here it's descriptive → no capital
- Final sentence:
✔ Where is St. Peter's primary school?
> Note: "St. Peter's" is a proper noun (name of a school), so both parts are capitalized.
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3. i go to the cinema every friday evening.
- Start of sentence → capitalize
I
- "friday" is a day of the week → capitalize:
Friday
- Final sentence:
✔ I go to the cinema every Friday evening.
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4. joe and jenny like their teacher miss kelly.
- Start of sentence → capitalize
J
- "joe" and "jenny" are names →
Joe and
Jenny
- "miss" is a title before a name →
Miss (title)
- "kelly" is a person's name →
Kelly
- Final sentence:
✔ Joe and Jenny like their teacher Miss Kelly.
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5. my friends dan and polly live in Canada.
- Start of sentence → capitalize
M
- "dan" and "polly" are names →
Dan and
Polly
- "Canada" is a country (place) → already capitalized
- Final sentence:
✔ My friends Dan and Polly live in Canada.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
My name is Mary.
2.
Where is St. Peter's primary school?
3.
I go to the cinema every Friday evening.
4.
Joe and Jenny like their teacher Miss Kelly.
5.
My friends Dan and Polly live in Canada.
These corrections follow all the capitalization rules shown in the worksheet!
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