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Big Letter, Special Word

Capital letters for the start, for names and for I

Lesson 2
Spicy
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

Two reasons only: it opens the sentence, or the word is a name. Everything else stays small, however important it feels.

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Tick the right one

aOn Tuesday we visit York.On tuesday we visit york.capitals
bWe eat at the café.We eat at the Café.capitals
cmy Aunt lives in spain.My aunt lives in Spain.capitals
dI start School in March.I start school in March.capitals
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Find the 7 missing capitals

on saturday the café opens early for the market crowd. Our new menu starts in April. every friday i carry the crates in from the van, and my sister mia brings olives from a farm near york. The school across the road eats here every week.
One name is already right. Two words look important but are not names, leave them small.
Write the corrections here
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Name
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Now you write

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a One sentence with a name, a day, a month and a place, every capital right:
b Two sentences, one with my mum and one with Mum as a name. Say why only one gets a big letter:
c One sentence where a word like café or school stays small:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I have fixed my sign! On Monday I Cook The Best Pizza In Rome. Now every important word is big, no?

Tell him which capitals are wrong, and write him one sentence where Café really would need its big C.
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