English Gramar Rules, Summaries of English Literature

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Capitalizat

ion Rules

Comm

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RulesHere you could

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Spelling

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Suffixes

Dialogue

Rules

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—Someone Famous

“This is a quote, words full of wisdom that someone important said and can make the reader get inspired.”

A picture is worth a thousand words

Capitalization rules

Proper

Nouns

#1. First

Word of

a

Sentence

#3. Days /

Months /

Holidays

Venus has a beautiful name, but it’s hot Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

Places of

the

World

It’s a gas giant and the biggest planet

Only

Someti

mes

It’s the farthest planet from the Sun

Titles

of

Works

Saturn is the ringed one and a gas giant

Comma rules

You can write the comma

rules here:

● Compound sentence

● Series

● Dialog

● Direct address

● Introductory phrase

● Transition words

#2. Capitalize the name of a specific person, or thing

Brandon went to

Tomball Memorial

Hospital after he broke

his legBrandon went to^ Tomball^ Memorial

Hospital after he broke his leg Here you could write your exercise

Jenna and Joe took

their dog Bailey for a

walk at the Central

ParkJenna and^ Joe took their dog^ Bailey

for a walk at the Central Park Here you could write your exercise

#4. Capitalize places including addresses, cities, states, countries, and continents

I live on Main Street in

Houston, Texas. Texas is a

state in the United States of

AmericaI^ live on Main Street in Houston,

Texas. Texas is a state in the United States of America Capitalize abbreviations of these places too! Here you could write your exercise

#5. Capitalize the titles of written or performed works like books or movies

Cloudy with a Chance of

Meatballs is a book that

was later made into a

movie

Titles of artistic works also get capitalized! Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is a book that was later made into a movie Here you could write your exercise

Comma Rules

You could enter a subtitle here if you

need it

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Awesom

e words

#2. Use commas to separate three or more words or phrases

I need to finish my

homework, take out the

dog, and help Mom with the

dishes{I need to finish my homework},

{take out the dog}, {and help Mom with the dishes} Here you could write your exercise

#3. In dialog, use a comma to separate the narrator from the speaker

“I want to study medicine

when i grow up,” Maria

declared.

Derek responded, “You do?”

“{I want to study medicine when i grow up},” {Maria declared.} {Derek responded}, “{You do?}” Here you could write your exercise