English 6 - Chapter 3 (Lessons 21-22)

• . Eng
• Primary Education
• Age 8-11

Identify the noun in the sentence below:

We picked blackberries.

Identify the nouns in the sentence below. Separate them with spaces.

Jared is filled with excitement.

Identify the nouns in the sentence below. Separate them with spaces.

We brought cake for his birthday.

Type 2 common nouns.

Type a common noun for these proper nouns.

1. She started a new book.

2. They planned to go to the Mall of Asia, but it rained..

3. French onion soup tastes amazing!

4. I bought all the necessary school supplies.

5. Mr. Lee knows the password, and his son didn't.

Identify if the underlined noun is proper or common.

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P

P

P

C

C

Noun as a subject.

Noun as a subject and object of the preposition.

1. Capitalize the names and initials of people, titles of respect, and abbreviations of titles.

2. Capitalize the names of groups or teams of people.

3. Capitalize names of specific days of the week, months, holidays, and their abbreviations.

4. Capitalize names of streets, cities, states, countries, continents, rivers, lakes, oceans, buildings, ships, and submarines.

5. Capitalize the first, last, and all important words in titles of stories, poems, and books. Underline (or italicize) the title of a book. Place quotation marks around a story or poem.

6. Capitalize the names of God, names for the Bible, and the books of the Bible.

Capitalization Rules

Which words should be capitalized?

Let’s Practice!

1. The natural history society meets on tuesdays and thursdays.

2. i read emma j. smith’s book, wildlife of alaska.

3. herbert lang and james chapin explored africa in 1909.

4. The men traveled from new york to the belgian congo in africa.

Draw the capitalization proofreading mark under the letter which needs to be capitalized.

Choose the correct sentence.

1. He lives in laguna.
2. he lives in laguna.
3. he lives in Laguna.
4. He lives in Laguna.

Which of the following sentences uses capital letters CORRECTLY?

1. Family day falls on February 15 this year.
2. Family Day falls on February 15 this year.
3. Family day falls on february 15 this year.
4. Family Day falls on February 15 this Year.

How do we correct this sentence?

Phil is staying at uncle Raymond's house for the holidays.

1. Change staying to Staying
2. Change uncle to Uncle
3. Change house to House
4. Change holidays to Holidays

How do we correct this sentence?

My sister and i drove to the beach last week for fun.

1. capitalize i
2. capitalize beach
3. lowercase My
4. capitalize week

How many words in the following sentence should be capitalized?
"A few days ago, my mother told my father, "i'm taking phillip to paris, france."

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4