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This worksheet helps students practice the rule that names of people always start with a capital letter.

Capital Letters Worksheet 2 showing exercises on identifying and writing names of people with correct capitalization.

Capital Letters Worksheet 2 showing exercises on identifying and writing names of people with correct capitalization.

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Part a) Underline the name that does not start with capital letter.

We are looking for names in each sentence that should be capitalized but aren’t. Remember: Names of people always start with a capital letter.

1. “Have you seen sally?” → “sally” should be “Sally”. So underline sally.
2. “Sally and dora are playing outside.” → “dora” should be “Dora”. So underline dora.
3. “Why is tina crying?” → “tina” should be “Tina”. So underline tina.
4. “john and Jamie are best friends.” → “john” should be “John”. So underline john.

All done for part (a).

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Part b) Write names of your family members starting with a capital letter.

This part asks you to write real or made-up names for your family members — but they MUST start with a capital letter. Since this is personal, I’ll give examples using common names. You can change them to match your own family!

1. Mother: Maria
2. Father: David
3. Grandmother: Linda
4. Grandfather: Robert
5. Uncle: Michael
6. Aunt: Sarah

*(Note: These are example names. You can use any correct names as long as they start with a capital letter.)*

Done for part (b).

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Part c) Underline each name which has to be with a capital letter.

Look at the list. We need to find words that are names of people — those must be capitalized. Ignore pronouns like “his”, “her”, “she”, “he”, “they”, “my”, “mine” — those are not names.

List:

- cathy → Name → underline
- sammy → Name → underline
- william → Name → underline
- his → Not a name
- my → Not a name
- her → Not a name
- harry → Name → underline
- jessica → Name → underline
- mine → Not a name
- she → Not a name
- he → Not a name
- they → Not a name
- joseph → Name → underline
- elizabeth → Name → underline
- johnson → This could be a last name → underline (last names also get capitals!)

So underlined names:
cathy, sammy, william, harry, jessica, joseph, elizabeth, johnson

Done for part (c).

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Final Answer:

a)
1. sally
2. dora
3. tina
4. john

b) *(Example answers — yours may vary)*
1. Maria
2. David
3. Linda
4. Robert
5. Michael
6. Sarah

c)
cathy, sammy, william, harry, jessica, joseph, elizabeth, johnson
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