Let’s go through each sentence one by one and fix the capitalization. Remember:
- The first word of every sentence must be capitalized.
- Names of people (like Peter, John, Alex) are always capitalized.
- Days of the week (like Saturdays, Mondays) are always capitalized.
- Titles of books or movies (like ‘Bad Guys’, ‘Black Panther’) have their main words capitalized.
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1.
peter isn't friends with john anymore.
→ “Peter” and “John” are names → capitalize them. Also, start the sentence with a capital letter.
✔ Corrected:
Peter isn’t friends with John anymore.
2.
alex goes to soccer on saturdays.
→ “Alex” is a name → capitalize it. “Saturdays” is a day → capitalize it. Start sentence with capital.
✔ Corrected:
Alex goes to soccer on Saturdays.
3.
i bought a new book called 'bad guys'.
→ “I” is always capitalized. Title ‘Bad Guys’ → capitalize both words. Start sentence with capital.
✔ Corrected:
I bought a new book called ‘Bad Guys’.
4.
billy is going to watch 'black panther' tomorrow.
→ “Billy” is a name → capitalize. Movie title ‘Black Panther’ → capitalize both words. Start sentence with capital.
✔ Corrected:
Billy is going to watch ‘Black Panther’ tomorrow.
5.
mondays are the worst.
→ “Mondays” is a day → capitalize. Start sentence with capital.
✔ Corrected:
Mondays are the worst.
6.
sarah and amy go to the same school.
→ “Sarah” and “Amy” are names → capitalize both. Start sentence with capital.
✔ Corrected:
Sarah and Amy go to the same school.
7.
maya goes to kayla's house every day.
→ “Maya” and “Kayla” are names → capitalize both. Start sentence with capital.
✔ Corrected:
Maya goes to Kayla’s house every day.
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Final Answer:
1. Peter isn’t friends with John anymore.
2. Alex goes to soccer on Saturdays.
3. I bought a new book called ‘Bad Guys’.
4. Billy is going to watch ‘Black Panther’ tomorrow.
5. Mondays are the worst.
6. Sarah and Amy go to the same school.
7. Maya goes to Kayla’s house every day.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free worksheet on capitalization and punctuation.
