Capitalizing Proper Nouns

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Capitalize relationship names like mom, dad, sister, cousin, grandma only when used as names. Example: I hate it when Dad is late. Grandma is visiting. Correct usage?

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Tell Uncle Greg to be on time.

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Capitalize relationship names when used as names. Correct example?

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Let's eat, Grandma!

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Capitalize relationship names only when used as names. Correct usage?

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If our grandpa is visiting, I can't play.

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Capitalize relationship names only when used as names. Correct usage?

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My dad is coming to pick me up.

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Capitalize relationship names when used as names. Correct usage?

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Tell Dad I will be home later.

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Capitalize relationship names when used as names. Correct usage?

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Wake me up early, Mom!

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Rule 2: Capitalize proper nouns like exact names on signs, brands, maps, months, days, and holidays. Correct form?

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Chromebook

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Rule 2: Capitalize proper nouns like exact names on signs, brands, maps, months, days, and holidays. Correct form?

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Nikes

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Rule 2: Capitalize proper nouns like exact names on signs, brands, or maps, including months, days, and holidays. Correct form?

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Marie Avenue

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Rule 2: Capitalize proper nouns like exact names on signs, brands, or maps, including months, days, and holidays. Correct form?

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Atlantic Ocean