Capitalization Rules and Examples

The video tutorial uses a fun dance analogy to teach the rules of capitalization. It covers when to capitalize months, the pronoun 'I', names, titles, and the start of sentences. Each section provides examples and explanations to help viewers understand the importance of using capital letters correctly.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the video?

• A new dance called the peppermint

• A new song about peppermints

• A story about a peppermint factory

• A recipe for peppermint candy

Which of the following months should be capitalized?

• february

• march

• All of the above

• january

When should the letter 'I' be capitalized?

• When it starts a sentence

• When it is used in the middle of a sentence

• When referring to oneself

• When it is part of a name

Which of the following should be capitalized?

• Names of streets

• Names of countries

• Names of people

• All of the above

What is an example of a title that should be capitalized?

• Monsters Inc

• monsters Inc

• monsters inc

• Monsters inc

What should always start with a capital letter?

• A question

• A title

• A paragraph

• A sentence

Why is it important to capitalize the first letter of a sentence?

• To make it more stylish

• To indicate the start of a new thought

• To make it look bigger

• To confuse the reader

Which of the following is NOT a reason to capitalize a word?

• It is a month of the year

• It is the start of a sentence

• It is the name of a person

• It is a common noun

What happens if you don't capitalize the 'M' in 'Monsters Inc'?

• It becomes grammatically incorrect

• It remains the same

• It becomes a different movie

• It loses its importance

Which of the following is a correct capitalization rule?

• Capitalize the last word of a sentence

• Capitalize only the first word of a sentence

• Capitalize every word in a sentence

• Capitalize the first word and proper nouns