Capitalzation Practice

Which salutation is capitalized correctly?

• dear Mr. Long,
• Dear Dr. Tyler,
• to whom it may concern,
• my dear Amy,

Which salutation is capitalized correctly?

• Dear Grandma,
• to whom it may concern,
• my dear Nolan,
• dear Ms. Chee,

Which closing is capitalized correctly?

• Yours Truly,
• Your friend,
• Very truly Yours,
• sincerely yours,

Which closing is capitalized correctly?

• Your Friend,
• very truly yours,
• yours Truly
• Sincerely yours,

Write the letter of the sentence that demonstrates correct capitalization.

• The McCabes bought a new van.
• what happened to their old car?
• that car needed too many repairs.

Write the letter of the sentence that demonstrates correct capitalization.

• Wayne reported, “there’s a delivery truck in the driveway.”
• “it’s probably just turning around,” replied his sister.
• Wayne said, “No, the driver is getting out with a package.”

Write the letter of the sentence that demonstrates correct capitalization.

• “Shanda,” asked Pat, “will you be running the dunking booth again?”
• “No,” laughed Shanda. “my dunking days are over.”
• “My new job at the fair,” she went on, “Is judging the pet show.”

Write the letter of the sentence that demonstrates correct capitalization.

• The salesclerk promised that This shirt would not shrink.
• He told me that The shirt could go in the dryer with no problem.
• I’ll tell him that he can have the shrunken shirt back.

Write the letter of the sentence that demonstrates correct capitalization.

• that car needed too many repairs.

Write the letter of the sentence that demonstrates correct capitalization.

• the forecaster predicted a week of bad weather.
• She said, “Keep your raincoats handy.”
• “This will be a great week,” she went on, “If you’re a duck.”