Capital Letters

The first word of each sentence begins with a capital letter.
All the special names begin with capital letters.
Example: Anjan is a doctor. He lives in Delhi.

Fill in the blanks with capital letters.

1. (t)he monkey is on the tree.
2. (s)he sings sweetly.
3. (i) want to go to see the movie.

To capitalized the first letters of each sentence correctly, we changed 't' to 'T', 's' to 'S', and 'i' to 'I'. This ensures the sentences follow proper grammar rules. The final sentences are: 'The monkey is on the tree.', 'She sings sweetly.', and 'I want to go to see the movie.'
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-16

In the English language, capital letters are used for specific purposes like starting sentences and indicating proper nouns. This exercise helps practice using capital letters correctly.

The monkey is on the tree.

The first word of the sentence is 'The,' which should start with a capital letter.


She sings sweetly.

The first word of the sentence is 'She,' and it begins with a capital 'S.'


I want to go to see the movie.

The personal pronoun 'I' is always capitalized, even when it appears in the middle of sentences.



Capitalization rules help make the text clearer and indicate the beginning of sentences, as well as denote important names, places, or entities (proper nouns). These rules are foundational to proper grammar and help ensure that written communication is effective and easy to read.

Answered by LucasMatthewHarris | 2025-07-21